Starting this year, the Tilburg Law Review will announce a Student Essay Competition for each issue. This competition will offer students interested in international and/or European law an opportunity to submit an article on a predetermined topic. The Editorial Board will evaluate the submissions, and the winning piece will be published in the Journal.
Student essays should not exceed 5000 words in length (excluding footnotes), and they should be the student’s original work (co-authorship is permissible only with other students). Students must be enrolled in undergraduate or graduate law programs at the time of submission in order to be eligible. PhD and JSD students are not eligible for this Student Essay Competition, as they are eligible to submit articles for general consideration. All of the other guidelines apply (see “Guidelines” section).
Submissions to the Summer 2010 TLR Student Essay Competition are due by April 30th. The topic of the Student Essay Competition for the Summer 2010 issue is:
“The EU and International Law after the Lisbon Treaty: Challenges and Opportunities”
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Call for Submissions: Student Essay Competition - Tilburg Law Review
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Call for Submissions: Tilburg Law Review
Call for Submissions
To the
Tilburg Law Review:
Journal of International and European Law
The Tilburg Law Review is the successor to the Tilburg Foreign Law Review, and invites you to submit original scholarly articles on subjects of international law, European law, or their various intersections with each other and with other issues of societal relevance. The TLR is a peerreviewed, graduate student-run publication of Tilburg University’s Faculty of Law.
Submissions are considered on a rolling basis, but if you wish to be considered for the Summer Issue - Volume 15(1), you should aim to submit your manuscript before May 15th. Articles should not exceed 10,000 words. Book Reviews are also accepted. Please see our website for submission guidelines.
