Beijing International and Comparative Law Review (Volume 2, Issue 2)

Author: Peking University Law School
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: Peking University International and Comparative Law Review (hereinafter referred to as The Review) is an academic journal focusing on international law (including international economic law and private international law) and comparative law. It was founded by Peking University Law School and is independently organized and edited by graduate students. The Review is positioned as a high-level academic journal, adhering to the principles of academic autonomy, independence, and self-respect. Its content primarily consists of papers, translations, commentaries, and book reviews, supplemented by columns such as important documents, updates, Chinese practices, and teaching and learning in international and comparative law. The Review solicits submissions from both domestic and international authors. All received manuscripts are subject to a double-blind peer review process, with academic excellence as the sole criterion for selection. Submissions must not have been published or expressed in any other journal or book. Authors are responsible for the copyright of their submitted articles. Translations should be accompanied by the original author's permission letter. The citation style for submissions follows The Review's citation style. Submissions should include a brief abstract of approximately 250 words, 3 to 5 keywords, and English translations of the article title, abstract, and keywords.