UKZN Student Law Review
Call For Papers
The University of KwaZulu-Natal Student Law Review is a student-led and student-oriented initiative designed to provide a platform and an outlet for students to express their views on current legal issues. As such, the Law Review encourages students to think critically and engage meaningfully with current legal issues.
- any aspect of legal theory and its application (both nationally and internationally);
- recent developments in the law;
- a critique of case law;
- discussion of any interesting aspect of the law.
The Law Review accepts manuscripts of 3 types: Articles, Notes and Case notes.
- Articles provide a detailed, if not seminal, analysis of the topic under discussion and shall be no longer than 5000 words (approximately 15 pages).
- Notes are shorter, more focused pieces and shall not exceed 4000 words.
- Case notes critically analyse a particular case or compare and contrast two cases. A case note shall not exceed 3000 words.
The UKZN Student Law Review has adopted the South African Law Journal house style for its publications and the guide is available at http://www.jutalaw.co.za/products/3601-south-african-law-journal and click on the SALJ Author’s Guide (.PDF Download) in the middle of the page.
The abstracts must be submitted by no later than 31 July 2013 to ukzn.studentlawreview@gmail.com
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SALJ Referencing Guide |
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The editors welcome the submission of manuscripts in English for consideration for publication, and provided that the topic under discussion has some relevance to South African law or would be of interest to the (largely South African) academic and professional readership of the Journal. Download attachment: SALJ Author Guide for the South African Law Journal |
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Student Law Review: Howard Campus and Pietermaritzburg Campus |
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