University of Bologna Law Review: Announcements
The University of Bologna Law Review / ISSN 2531-6133 (Online) is a diamond open access and double blind peer-review legal journal run by University of Bologna School of Law undergraduate and postgraduate students, owned by the Department of Legal Studies of the University of Bologna (Italy) and published by Alma Diamond, Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna.
The University of Bologna Law Review is extremely pleased to annunce that Ms GAIA CAVALLARO (JD Cand.) has appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief for the Volumes 11 (2026) and 12 (2027). Gaia succeeds to Ms. Carlotta Buttaboni (JD, PhD Stud.) who led the Journal for the Volumes 9 (2024) and 10 (2025) as well as worked as Vice Editor-in-Chief for the Volumes 8 (2023). The Editorial Team thanks Carlotta for her dedication to the Journal and wishes her the best for his career and new academic achievements as PhD researcher at the Rathenau Instituut, and Eindhoven University of Technology.
The University of Bologna Law Review welcomes applications for its Calls for Associate Editors (Autumn session) from undergraduate and postgraduate students enrolled in the faculties within the Department of Legal Studies of the University of Bologna (Bologna and Ravenna Campus). OPENING: October 15th (12:01 AM GMT+2) DEADLINE: November 7th (11:59 PM GMT+1) The admission process is composed of a previous evaluation of the cv and an interview with two Editors from the Human Resources and Welfare team, to get to know the candidate better both from a motivational and a linguistic point of view. The purpose of this interview is to evaluate the candidate's compatibility with the University of Bologna Law Review. We are looking for 23 new associate editors! -2 Control -5 Copyediting -2 Proofreading -1 Graphic layout -3 Editorial office -2 Human Resources -3 Events and promotion -2 Media e communication -3 Sources and text editing Candidate requirements: -Very good knowledge of the English language -Good knowledge of the UBLR and the editorial process -At least one previous team-working experience -Interest in working in an international environment -Strong motivation HOW TO APPLY? If you are interested in joining our Team, we invite you to send your resumé through the Journal's Official Platform for Candidates For any further questions, feel free to contact the Editorial Office via email dsg.bolognalawreview@unibo.it by means of your institutional e-mail address (@studio.unibo.it), preferably.
THANK-YOU MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGING BOARD (CfP Vol.11.1/26)
The Call for Papers for the Vol.11.1/2026 officially closed on October, 20th (08:00 PM / GMT +2). The Editor-in-Chief and the Managing Board are sincerely grateful to all authors from all over the world who have sent their manuscripts to University of Bologna Law Review, choosing the Journal as a venue for their research,and they are currently committed to evaluating those papers which will proceed to the double-blind peer-review step. The selection of peer-reviewed manuscripts finally to be included in Vol. 11.1/2025 will be extremely competitive due to the number of submissions, the high quality of the manuscripts, and their cutting-edge topics and innovative perspectives. More updates regarding the Call for Papers for Vol. 11.2/2026 will be released in accordance with the Publication Frequency policy.
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to accept submissions for Volume 11 Issue 1 (2026). All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, as it is strongly encouraged an interdisciplinary approach and innovative topics in Legal studies. Manuscripts may be submitted via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it , or register on the website (OJS platform) and proceed with the Online Submission. The Journal does not accept multiple submissions together with other Journals. Authors are invited to carefully read the Editorial Process (v.4.1/2025), the Editorial Sections, the Author's Guidelines , the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. In accordance with the Submission Requirements (§2.3), the Editorial Office will consider re-submissions of desk rejections during the Call for Papers, only. Further information or support may be requested to the Editorial Office. TERMS Opening: September 10th, 2025 - 8.00 AM (GMT+2) Deadline: October 20th, 2025- 8.00 PM (GMT +2)
The Editor-in-Chief and the Managing Board are honored to welcome Professor M. Mathieu Disant (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University) as new Advisors of University of Bologna Law Review for the Constitutional and Administrative Law area. MATHIEU DISANT is Professor of Public Law at the Sorbonne Law School, Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne University (France). An agrégé in law and Director of the Master’s Program Systèmes de justice et droit du procès, he is a leading specialist in constitutional and administrative litigation, with particular expertise in the Question prioritaire de constitutionnalité (QPC). Professor Disant is the author of more than 250 publications, including landmark works on constitutional remedies, whistleblowers, and global constitutional standards. He has served as an international expert for ACCF, OIF, PNUD, and TAIEX, and is a founding member of the AIDC research group Rule of Law and Developments in Science and Technology. His recent scholarship addresses constitutional protection of future generations, constitutional environmental law, and the evolving role of constitutional courts in democratic governance. More information about Professor Disant is available here.
The Editor-in-Chief and the Managing Board are honored to welcome Professor Kristen Boon (University of Ottawa) as new Advisors of University of Bologna Law Review for the EU and International Law area. KRISTEN BOON is a specialist in international law and contracts. She has a particular interest in treaty interpretation, international responsibility, sanctions, and immunities. Dean Boon is an expert on investor / state dispute resolution. She is also a frequent lecturer and has been awarded visiting fellowships from the University of Amsterdam Faculty of Law, and the European University Institute (EUI). Dean Boon is the proud Editor in Chief of the Canadian Yearbook of International Law. She is also a former member of the Executive Council of the American Society of International Law and a current member of the Institute for Transnational Arbitration’s Academic Council. More information about Professor Boon is available here.
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to announce the seventh edition of its Colloquium series, titled "Oltre il 7 ottobre: l’occupazione palestinese tra guerra e diritto". We are honoured to welcome Professor Gian Maria Farnelli (University of Bologna) as the keynote speaker. May 21st, 2025 Time: 3.00 pm - 5.00 pm Sala delle Feste, Palazzo Malvezzi (Via Zamboni 22, Bologna). Live event streaming on MS Teams The event will be held in Italian. Professor Farnelli is an Associate Professor of International Law at the Department of Legal Studies of the University of Bologna. He also serves as a visiting lecturer at the University of Antwerp and Palacký University Olomouc. Professor Farnelli has contributed to numerous high-profile international legal proceedings, including: M/V Norstar (ITLOS Case No. 25), Germany v. Italy: Jurisdictional Immunities of the State (ICJ), and Ukraine v. Russian Federation: Allegations of Genocide under the Genocide Convention (ICJ). He has participated as a legal advisor in both inter-state and investor-state disputes, and was a member of the Italian delegation to the Fifth Intergovernmental Conference on the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction under the UNCLOS framework. His research and publications cover a wide range of topics, including the law of the sea, environmental law, State immunity, international investment law, and international adjudication. In his keynote address, Professor Farnelli will explore the historical background of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, focusing on the origins and evolution of the Palestinian issue, with particular attention to the legal implications of the occupation of the Palestinian Territories. The lecture will also examine the relevant principles and norms of international law applicable to the events that followed October 7, 2023. A Q&A session will follow the keynote, providing attendees with the opportunity to engage in a discussion. Further information may be requested to the Editorial Office
The Editor-in-Chief and the Managing Board are honored to welcome Professor Matthew W. Finkin (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) as new Advisors of University of Bologna Law Review for the newly established Labour Law area. MATTHEW W. FINKIN specialized in domestic and comparative labor law and in higher education law. He is the author or editor, singly or in collaboration, of twelve books including For the Common Good: Principles of American Academic Freedom (2009) (with Robert Post), the treatise Privacy in Employment Law (editions from 1995 to the present), the casebook Cox, Bok and Gorman’s Labor Law (editions from 1991 to the present) and a subtantial body of periodical writing. More information about Professor Finkin is available here.
The Editor-in-Chief and the Managing Board are honored to welcome Professor Guy Davidov (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem) as new Advisor of University of Bologna Law Review for the newly established Labour Law area. GUY DAVIDOV is a full professor and the Elias Lieberman Chair in Labour Law. His book A Purposive Approach to Labour Law was published by Oxford University Press in 2016. He has also co-edited two books with Brian Langille, Boundaries and Frontiers of Labour Law (Hart, 2006) and The Idea of Labour Law (Oxford UP, 2011), and has published dozens of articles in peer-review journals, including in the Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, Modern Law Review, the University of Toronto Law Journal, Law & Social Inquiry, Industrial Law Journal, and the Comparative Labour Law & Policy Journal.​ More information about Professor Davidov is available here.
The evaluation process of the last Call for Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review has concluded. Candidates indicated in bold have been admitted and will be contacted shortly. Copyediting 08 - 8.85/10 12 - 8.6/10 25 - 8.35/10 03 - 7.75/10 20 - 7.65/10 Control 04 - 9.05/10 17 - 8.65/10 10 - 8.55/10 Human Resources 01 - 9/10 05 - 8/10 06 - 7.6/10 Proofreading 26 - 9/10 02 - 8.45/10 Editorial Office 18 - 8.95/10 23 - 8.05/10 Sources and Translation 07 - 8.8/10 Promotion and Events 14 - 8.55/10 21 - 8.4/10 24 - 7.8/10 19 - 7.55/10 16 - 7.5/10 Graphic Layout 09 - 8.35/10 Communication 13 - 8.35/10 15 - 7.95/10
THANK-YOU MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGING BOARD (CfP 10.2/25)
The Call for Papers for the Vol.10.2/2025 officially closed on April, 27th (10:00 AM / GMT +2) after an ordinary phase and a supplementary round. The Editor-in-Chief and the Managing Board are sincerely grateful to all Authors from all over the world who have sent their manuscripts to University of Bologna Law Review and they are currently committed to evaluate those papers which will access to the double blind peer-review step. The selection for the peer-reviewed manuscripts finally included in the Vol.10.2/2025 will be extremely competitive due to the high quality of the manuscripts as well as for their cutting-edge topics and innovative perspectives. More updates regarding the Call for Papers for the Vol.11.1/2026 will be released in accordance with the Publication Frequency policy.
CALL FOR PAPERS Vol.10.2/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY ROUND
The Editor-in-Chief and the Managing Board are pleased to announce that an additional round of submissions (CfP) for Volume 10.2/25 will be open from April 21st (10:00 AM - GMT+2) until April 27th (10:00 AM - GMT+2). Manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome. An interdisciplinary approach and innovative topics in Legal studies are strongly encouraged. Previously desk-rejected submissions may be resubmitted; however, manuscripts which were previously submitted to CfP Vol. 10.2/2025 and declined in the Preliminary Assessment phase cannot be considered in any revised form. Manuscripts may be submitted via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it or through the Online Submission process after registering on our website (OJS platform). The Journal does not accept simultaneous submissions to other journals. Authors are invited to carefully review the Editorial Process (v.4/2024), Author Guidelines, Ethics Code, and Open Access Policy before submitting their manuscripts. Manuscripts that do not comply with the Submission Rules will be promptly desk-rejected. For further information or support, please contact the Editorial Office.
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to accept submissions for Volume 10 Issue 2 (2025). All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, as it is strongly encouraged an interdisciplinary approach and innovative topics in Legal studies. Manuscripts may be submitted via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it , or register on the website (OJS platform) and proceed with the Online Submission. The Journal does not accept multiple submissions together with other Journals. Authors are invited to carefully read the Editorial Process (v.4/2024), the Author's Guidelines , the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. In accordance with the Submission Rules (§2.3), the Editorial Office will consider re-submissions of desk rejections during the Call for Papers, only. Further information or support may be requested to the Editorial Office. TERMS Opening: March 3rd, 2025 - 8.00 AM (GMT+1) Deadline: April 18th, 2025- 8.00 PM (GMT +2)
The Submission Rules 2.2 and 2.3 have been updated. 2.2 Starting from the Volume 10.2/2025 the word count for submitted manuscripts will be: (updated in bold) Articles and Essays (min. 6,000- max 25,000 words) Notes (min. 2,000 - max. 6,000 words) Conference Papers (min.2,000 - max.10,000 words) Authors are invited to take into account that the article metadata, author's metadata, references* and footnotes must be excluded from the word count. *The Journal accepts footnotes, only. Endnotes are not accepted. The Bibliography must be included into footnotes. The Journal may consider manuscripts exceeding the length of 25,000 words in case of outstanding pieces of scholarships 2.3 During the submission process, Author(s) must include in a separate file (Disclaimer): (updated in bold) Author's name and surname (for each author, in case of co-authorship); Current institutional role / professional activity (for each author, in case of co-authorship); An e-mail address (the corresponding author's email address, in case of co-authorship); Current institutional/professional affiliations (for each author, in case of co-authorship); A statement concerning any supporting agencies, source of research funding or other institutional support that facilitated the research; A Competing Interest (CI) statement (for each author, in case of co-authorship); A cover letter (optional); Submissions which do not comply with the Publication rules (2.2 and 2.3) will be promptly rejected by the Journal (Desk rejection) and they may be re-submitted during the Call for Papers terms, only. The Editorial Office remains at Authors' disposal for any kind of doubt or information.
UBLR IN LONG-TERM ACCESS PRESERVATION NETWORK
As OJS Journal, University of Bologna Law Review has been included in the Public Knowledge Project PLN "PKP has developed the PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN) to digitally preserve OJS journals. The LOCKSS program offers decentralized and distributed preservation, seamless perpetual access, and preservation of the authentic original version of the content. The PKP PN ensures that journals that are not part of any other digital preservation service (such as CLOCKSS or Portico) can be preserved for long-term access." (from https://pkp.sfu.ca/pkp-pn) More at The Keepers Registry
The University of Bologna Law Review publishes two issues per year (one Volume). Calls for Papers are released by means of Announcement in the Journal's homepage as well as in the Journal's social media channels, accordingly. From the CfP Vol.10.2/2025, the terms have been updated: Call for Papers for the Second Issue of the same year of publication: early March - mid April Call for Papers for the First Issue of the following year of publication: early September - mid October The deadlines may be extended upon the Editor-in-Chief decision, only. The Publication Frequency is confirmed every six months (biannually) and the Issues remain open according to a continuous update mode throughout the semester.
As we conclude another remarkable year at the University of Bologna Law Review, we wish to express our profound gratitude to all those who have contributed to our continued success in advancing legal scholarship. First and foremost, we extend our heartfelt thanks to our dedicated team of editors, whose meticulous attention to detail and unwavering commitment to excellence have maintained the highest standards of academic publishing. We are equally indebted to our reviewers, whose expertise and rigorous peer-review process ensure the scholarly integrity and academic value of every article we publish. Their thoughtful feedback and insights have been invaluable in refining and elevating the quality of our submissions. To our esteemed Advisory and Honorary Boards, we express our sincere appreciation for their guidance and wisdom throughout the year. Their vast experience and distinguished perspectives have been crucial in steering our editorial direction and maintaining our position as a respected voice in legal academia. We are particularly grateful to our authors, who have chosen our review as the platform to share their groundbreaking research and thought-provoking analyses. Their contributions have sparked important discussions and advanced legal discourse across numerous fields. Last but certainly not least, we thank our readers – scholars, practitioners, and legal enthusiasts – whose engagement with our publications gives purpose to our endeavors. Your continued interest and support motivate us to maintain our commitment to publishing innovative and impactful legal scholarship. As we look forward to 2025, we remain dedicated to our mission of fostering meaningful dialogue in legal studies and providing a platform for diverse voices in legal scholarship. Wishing you all a peaceful holiday season and a prosperous new year. The Editorial Board
THANK-YOU MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGING BOARD (CfP Vol.10.1/25)
The Call for Submissions for the Vol.10.1/2025 officially closed on November, 25th (1:00 PM / GMT +1) after a deadline extension and a supplementary round. The Editor-in-Chief and the Managing Board are sincerely grateful to all Authors from all over the world who have sent their manuscripts to University of Bologna Law Review and they are currently committed to evaluate those papers which will access to the double blind peer-review step. The selection for the peer-reviewed manuscripts finally included in the Vol.10.1/2025 will be extremely competitive due to the high quality of the submissions as well as for their cutting-edge topics and innovative perspectives. More updates regarding the Call for Papers for the Vol.10.2/2025 will be released in accordance with the Publication Frequency policy.
The Editor-in-Chief and the Managing Board are pleased to inform that an additional round of submissions (CfP) for the Volume 10.1/25 will be released on November 18th (8.00 AM - GMT+1) until November 25th (1.00 PM - GMT+1) All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, as it is strongly encouraged an interdisciplinary approach and innovative topics in Legal studies. Manuscripts may be submitted via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it , via Scholastica, or register on the website (OJS platform) and proceed with the Online Submission. The Journal does not accept multiple submissions together with other Journals (except via Scholastica) Authors are invited to read the Editorial Process (v.4/2024), the Author's Guidelines, the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. Further information or support may be requested to the Editorial Office.
The evaluation process of the last Call for Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review has concluded. Candidates indicated in bold have been admitted and will be contacted shortly. Copyediting: 23- 8.85/10 01- 8.7/10 09- 8.65/10 06- 8.2/10 17- 8.1/10 18- 7.75/10 10- 7.5/10 Sources and translations: 19- 8.35/10 20- 7.8/10 Events and promotion: 21- 7.5/10 Control: 07- 9.1/10 11- 8.9/10 Media and communication: 15- 7.65/10 Human Resources and Welfare: 04- 8/10 16- 7.65/10 Proofreading: 05- 9.85/10 08- 9.6/10 12- 9.1/10
The Editor-in-Chief and the Managing Board are honored to welcome Professor Giuseppe Martinico (Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies) as new Advisor of University of Bologna Law Review for Administrative and Constitutional Law area. Giuseppe Martinico is Full Professor of Comparative Public law at the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Pisa. Previously he worked as a Lecturer in Constitutional law and as an Associate Professor of Comparative Law in the same institution. Prior to joining the Scuola Sant'Anna, he was García Pelayo Fellow at the Centro de EstudiosPoliticos y Constitucionales (CEPC), Madrid and Max Weber Fellow at the European University Institute, Florence. Giuseppe got a PhD in Law from the Scuola Superiore Sant`Anna (Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies), Pisa, Italy, where he also conducted two years of post-doctoral research. In Pisa he also serves as STALS Editor (www.stals.santannapisa.it). He has also held the position of visiting researcher at the University of Barcelona, Université de Montréal, University of Geneva, King’s College, London, and the Tilburg Institute of Comparative and Transnational Law (TICOM). More information about Professor Martinico are available here.
CALL FOR PAPERS (VOL.10.1/2025) - DEADLINE EXTENDED
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to extend the deadline (October 29th) for accepting submissions for Volume 10 Issue 1 (2025), until November 10th. All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, as it is strongly encouraged an interdisciplinary approach and innovative topics in Legal studies. Manuscripts may be submitted via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it , via Scholastica, or register on the website (OJS platform) and proceed with the Online Submission. The Journal does not accept multiple submissions together with other Journals (except via Scholastica) Authors are invited to read the Editorial Process (v.4/2024), the Author's Guidelines, the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. Further information or support may be requested to the Editorial Office. TERMS Opening: August 26th, 2024 - 00.00 AM (GMT+2) New Deadline: November 10th, 2024 - 12.00 AM (GMT+1) extended at 11:59 PM (GMT+1)
We are pleased to inform you that we are looking for n. 27 new Associate Editors: n. 2 SOURCES AND TRANSLATION EDITORS n. 8 COPYEDITING EDITORS n. 4 PROOFREADING EDITORS n. 3 MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS EDITORS n. 1 GRAPHIC LAYOUT EDITOR n. 3 HUMAN RESOURCES EDITORS n. 3 CONTROL EDITORS n. 3 EVENTS AND PROMOTION EDITORS The call is open to Ordinary, Erasmus and Exchange students currently enrolled at the University of Bologna School of Law (Bologna and Ravenna Campus). Students enrolled in other Departments, with specific knowledge of markup language LateX (html), and G suite applications, may apply for the position of Graphic Layout Editor. First and second year students are particularly encouraged to apply! CANDIDATE REQUIREMENTS We are currently seeking highly motivated individuals to join our team. The ideal candidates should meet the following requirements: Very good knowledge of the English language Good knowledge of UBLR (University of Bologna Law Review) and the Editorial process Previous team-working experience (at least one) Interest in working in an international environment Strong motivation and commitment to professional growth HOW TO APPLY? Fill out the application form and send it through before the November 6th. http://ublrofficialrecruitmentplatform.weebly.com/ DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7th, 2024 (12.00 PM GMT+1) Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, X and Instagram to have more information about each specific position. If you have any question, please feel free to contact us via email: bolognalawreview@unibo.it
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to extend the deadline for accepting submissions for Volume 10 Issue 1 (2025), until November 10th. All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, as it is strongly encouraged an interdisciplinary approach and innovative topics in Legal studies. Manuscripts may be submitted via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it , via Scholastica, or register on the website (OJS platform) and proceed with the Online Submission. The Journal does not accept multiple submissions together with other Journals (except via Scholastica) Authors are invited to read the Editorial Process (v.4/2024), the Author's Guidelines, the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. Further information or support may be requested to the Editorial Office. TERMS Opening: August 26th, 2024 - 00.00 AM (GMT+2) Deadline: October 29th, 2024- 12.00 PM (GMT +1)
The Editorial Team of the University of Bologna Law Review is extremely proud to invite you to the 6th edition of its annual Colloquium: “Human Rights and Beyond: the Rise of New Legal Entities in the European Legal Framework" This year the Colloquium is jointly organized with our partner Journal Sorbonne Doctoral Law Review GUEST LECTURES prof. Margherita Pittalis (University of Bologna) Dr. Alice di Concetto (Sorbonne University) prof. Lucilla Gatt ("Suor Orsola Benincasa" University) Mr. Hugo Marro-Menotti (Sorbonne University) MAY 28th, 2024 (h. 10 am - 1 pm GMT+2) The Colloquium will take place at Salone Marescotti (via Barberia, 4 - Bologna). To participate (presence) you need to register online through the following link by May 27th. To partecipate online, please click on the following link (Ms Teams platform).
CALL FOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS (BOLOGNA CAMPUS) - RESULTS
The evaluation process of the last Call for Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review has concluded. Candidates indicated in bold have been admitted and will be contacted shortly. Copyediting: 01- 8/10 14- 7.65/10 05- 7.5/10 Sources and translations: 11- 9.2/10 Promotion: 16- 7.55/10 Control: 09- 9/10 Media and communication: 18- 8.35/10 Human Resources and Welfare: 13- 9.1/10 Proofreading: 03- 8/10 Graphic layout: 06- 7.55/10
We are really proud to inform that University of Bologna Law Review has just been included in EBSCO database. "EBSCO is a leading provider of research databases, e-journal and e-package subscription management, book collection development and acquisition management, and a major provider of library technology, e-books and clinical decision solutions for universities, colleges, hospitals, corporations, government, K12 schools and public libraries worldwide." (from https://www.ebsco.com/about) It represents another milestone for our Journal which everyday is committed to foster scholarly research and excellence.
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to accept submissions for Volume 9 Issue 2 (2024). All manuscripts complying with the Editorial criteria , the Ethics Code (ref. Part Three) and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, as we strongly encourage an interdisciplinary approach. Submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it , via Scholastica, or register on our website and proceed with the Online Submission (OJS Platform). Further information on the general topics and aims of the journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process, are available on our website. Authors are invited to carefully read the Peer Review Rules (v.3.1/2024), the Author's Guidelines , the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. Manuscripts which do not comply with the Editorial Criteria and the Ethics Code will not be considered. Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested. Deadline: April 15th, 2024- 12:00 PM GMT+1
The evaluation process of the last Call for Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review has concluded. Candidates indicated in bold have been admitted and will be contacted shortly. Copyediting: 18- 8.3/10 15- 8.2/10 06- 7.9/10 11- 7.55/10 Sources and translations: 10- 8.2/10 Promotion: 20- 7.75/10 Control: 09- 8.35/10 Media and communication: 01- 8.95/10 Human Resources and Welfare: 02- 7.5/10 Proofreading: 03- 9.2/10 04- 9.1/10 13- UNSUITABLE 19- UNSUITABLE 08- UNSUITABLE 17- UNSUITABLE 05- UNSUITABLE
The evaluation process of the last Call for Visiting Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review has concluded. Candidates indicated in bold have been admitted and will be contacted shortly. Suitable candidates will be contacted by the Journal in case new open positions may arise. We sincerely thank all candidates for their interest in our Journal. 27– 9,55 – Copyediting 50– 9,55 – Sources and Transaltions 13– 9,5 – Copyediting 26 – 9,45 – Copyediting 25– 9,4 – Copyediting 49– 9,3 – Sources and Transaltions 21– 9,3 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 12– 9,25 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 29– 9,2 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 15– 9,2 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 33– 9,15 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 20– 9 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 34– 9 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 39– 9 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 51– 8,95 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 02– 8,9 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 09– 8,9 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 03– 8,85 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 10– 8,75 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 24– 8,7 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 31– 8,7 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 38– 8,7 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 07 – 8,6 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 18 – 8,6 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 19 – 8,6 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 30 – 8,6 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 28– 8,55 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 36– 8,55 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 37– 8,55 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 41– 8,55 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 44– 8,55 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 48– 8,55 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 01– 8,5 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 04– 8,5 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 05– 8,5 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 06– 8,5 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 23 – NOT SUITABLE 45 – NOT SUITABLE 32 – NOT SUITABLE 14 – NOT SUITABLE 40 – NOT SUITABLE 17 – NOT SUITABLE 35 – NOT SUITABLE 53 – NOT SUITABLE 52 – NOT SUITABLE 22 – NOT SUITABLE 46 – NOT SUITABLE
We are pleased to inform you that we are looking for n. 27 new Associate Editors: n. 2 HUMAN RESOURCES EDITORS n. 2 CONTROL EDITORS n. 10 COPYEDITING EDITORS n. 2 MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS EDITORS n. 2 EVENTS EDITORS n. 2 PROMOTION EDITORS n. 2 SOURCES AND TRANSLATION EDITORS n. 1 GRAPHIC LAYOUT EDITOR n. 4 PROOFREADING EDITORS The call is open to anyone interested who is enrolled at the University of Bologna School of Law. Students enrolled in other Departments, with specific knowledge of markup language LateX (html), and G suite applications, may apply for the position of Graphic Layout Editor. First and second year students are particularly encouraged to apply! HOW TO APPLY? Fill out the application form and send it through before the 22nd of October. http://ublrofficialrecruitmentplatform.weebly.com/ DEADLINE: OCTOBER 22ND, 2023 (12.00 PM GMT+1) Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram to have more information about each specific position. If you have any question, please feel free to contact us via email: bolognalawreview@unibo.it
CALL FOR SUBMISSION (Vol. 9.1 / 2024) - DEADLINE EXTENSION
The University of Bologna Law Review has decided to extend the deadline of the Call for Submissions for Volume 9 Issue 1 (2024). The new deadline is set for November 1st, 2023 - 12:00 PM GMT+2. We hope that this will give the opportunity to all authors to complete and refine their articles. As always, you can submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via Scholastica or by registering on our website and proceeding with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the Journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process, are available here Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office (bolognalawreview@unibo.it) if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested.
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to accept submissions for Volume 9 Issue 1 (2024). All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, as we strongly encourage an interdisciplinary approach. Submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it , via Scholastica, or register on our website and proceed with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process, are available on our website. Authors are invited to carefully read the Peer Review Rules (v.3/2023), the Author's Guidelines , the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested. Deadline: October 1st, 2023 - 12:00 PM GMT+1
The evaluation process of the last Call for Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review has concluded. Candidates indicated in bold have been admitted and will be contacted shortly. Copyediting: 05- 9/10 10- 9/10 07- 8.35/10 24- 8.40 /10 12- 7.80/10 19- 7.80/10 30- 7.65 /10 16- 7.55 /10 Sources and translations: 27- 9.05 /10 Graphic layout: 18- 7.75/10 Promotion and Events: 20- 8/10 28- 7.50/10 Control: 13- 8.40/10 09- 8.35/10 14- 7.75/10 Media and communication: 08- 7.50/10 Human Resources and Welfare: 03- 8.50/10 Administration and management: 11- 8.60/10 22- 7.60/10 Proofreading: 25- 8.85/10 29- UNSUITABLE 15- UNSUITABLE 21- UNSUITABLE 01- UNSUITABLE 04- UNSUITABLE 06- UNSUITABLE 17- UNSUITABLE
CALL FOR SUBMISSION (Vol. 8.2 / 2023) - DEADLINE EXTENSION
The University of Bologna Law Review has decided to extend the deadline of the Call for Submissions for Volume 8 Issue 2 (2023). The new deadline is set for April 15th, 2023 - 12:00 PM GMT+2. We hope that this will give the opportunity to all authors to complete and refine their articles. As always, you can submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via Scholastica or by registering on our website and proceeding with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the Journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process (v.2/2020), are available here Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office (bolognalawreview@unibo.it) if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested.
The University of Bologna Law Review has decided to extend the deadline of the Call for Submissions for Volume 8 Issue 2 (2023). The new deadline is set for March 31st, 2023 - 12:00 PM GMT+2. We hope that this will give the opportunity to all authors to complete and refine their articles. As always, you can submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via Scholastica or by registering on our website and proceeding with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the Journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process (v.2/2020), are available here Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office (bolognalawreview@unibo.it) if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested.
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to accept submissions for Volume 8 Issue 2 (2023). All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, as we strongly encourage an interdisciplinary approach. Submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it , via Scholastica, or register on our website and proceed with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process, are available on our website. Authors are invited to carefully read the Peer Review Rules (v.2/2020), the Author's Guidelines , the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested. Deadline: March 5th, 2023 - 12:00 PM GMT+1
The evaluation process of the last Call for Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review has concluded. Candidates indicated in bold have been admitted and will be contacted shortly. Copyediting: 20- 8/10 13- 7.70/10 03- 7.50/10 15- 7.50/10 Sources and translations: 27- 7.50/10 Graphic layout: 12- 7.85/10 14- 7.50/10 Promotion and Events: 08- 9/10 09- 7.50/10 Control: 02- 8.50/10 21- 8.40/10 04- 8.30/10 Media and communication: 11- 7.60/10 10- 7.50/10 Human Resources: 23- 8.55/10 22- 8.45/10 16- 7.50/10 30- UNSUITABLE 07- UNSUITABLE 01- UNSUITABLE 06- UNSUITABLE 17- UNSUITABLE 28- UNSUITABLE 31- UNSUITABLE 32- UNSUITABLE 18- UNSUITABLE 24- UNSUITABLE 05- UNSUITABLE
CALL FOR SUBMISSION (Vol. 8.1 / 2023) - DEADLINE EXTENSION
The University of Bologna Law Review has decided to extend the deadline of the Call for Submissions for the first issue of the Volume 8 (2023). The new deadline is set for November 20th, 2022 - 12:00 PM GMT+2. Authors are invited to carefully read the Peer Review Rules (v.2/2020), the Author's Guidelines , the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. We hope that this will give the opportunity to all authors to complete and refine their articles. As always, you can submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via Scholastica or by registering on our website and proceeding with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the Journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process, are available here Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office (bolognalawreview@unibo.it) if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested.
We are pleased to inform you that we are looking for n. 24 new Associate Editors: n. 5 HUMAN RESOURCES EDITORS n. 3 CONTROL EDITORS n. 3 COPYEDITING EDITORS n. 2 MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS EDITORS n. 5 EVENTS AND PROMOTION EDITORS n. 1 ADMINISTRATION EDITOR n. 1 SOURCES AND TRANSLATION EDITOR n. 4 GRAPHIC LAYOUT EDITORS The call is open to anyone interested who is enrolled at the University of Bologna School of Law. Students enrolled in other Departments, with specific knowledge of markup language LateX (html), and G suite applications, may apply for the position of Graphic Layout Editor. First and second year students are particularly encouraged to apply! HOW TO APPLY? Fill out the application form and send it through before the 5th of November. http://ublrofficialrecruitmentplatform.weebly.com/ DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 6TH, 2022 (12.00 PM GMT+1) Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram to have more information about each specific position. If you have any question, please feel free to contact us via email: bolognalawreview@unibo.it
The evaluation process of the last Call for Visiting Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review has concluded. Candidates indicated in bold have been admitted and will be contacted shortly. Suitable candidates will be contacted by the Journal in case new open positions may arise. We sincerely thank all candidates for their interest in our Journal. 02– 9,6 – Copyediting 28– 9,2 – Copyediting 01– 9,15 – Copyediting 13 – 9,15 – Copyediting 07– 8,5 – Sources and translation 32– 8,5 – Proofreading 21– 9,1 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 31– 9,1 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 16– 9,05 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 30– 8,95 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 08– 8,75 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 10– 8,75 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 19– 8,65 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 22– 8,55 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 05– 8,5 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 12– 8,5 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 14– 8,5 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 17 – 8,5 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 20– 8,5 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 33– 8,5 – Waiting list – SUITABLE 04– 8 – NOT SUITABLE 25– 7,45 – NOT SUITABLE 27 – 7,45 – NOT SUITABLE 03 – 7.4 – NOT SUITABLE 24 – 7 – NOT SUITABLE 26 – 6,35 – NOT SUITABLE 06– 6,25 – NOT SUITABLE 29– 6,05 – NOT SUITABLE 09– 5,5 – NOT SUITABLE 18– 4,75 – NOT SUITABLE 11 – UNCLASSIFIABLE 15– UNCLASSIFIABLE 23– UNCLASSIFIABLE
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS (Vol. 8.1 / 2023) - DEADLINE EXTENDED
The University of Bologna Law Review has decided to extend the deadline of the Call for Submissions for the first issue of the Volume 8 (2023). The new deadline is set for October 18th, 2022 - 12:00 PM GMT+2. We hope that this will give the opportunity to all authors to complete and refine their articles. As always, you can submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via Scholastica or by registering on our website and proceeding with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the Journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process, are available here Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office (bolognalawreview@unibo.it) if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to accept submissions for Volume 8 Issue 1 (2023). All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, as we strongly encourage an interdisciplinary approach. Submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it , via Scholastica, or register on our website and proceed with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process, are available on our website. Authors are invited to carefully read the Peer Review Rules (v.2/2020), the Author's Guidelines , the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested. Deadline: September 18th, 2022 - 12:00 PM GMT+1
The evaluation process of the last Call for Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review has concluded. Candidates indicated in bold have been admitted and will be contacted shortly. Copyediting: 0000879592 - 8.55/10 0000976809 - 7.50/10 0001035171 - 7.50/10 Sources and translations: 0001019075 - 7.50/10 Administration and Management: 0001040188 - 8.40/10 0001038057 - 8.25/10 Promotion: 0000975087 - 8.10/10 Control: 0001037095 - 8.15/10 Proofreading: 0001023595 - 7.70/10 Human Resources and Welfare: 0001035723 - 8.85/10 0001025483 - 8.45/10 0000982001 - 7.65/10 0001023846 - UNSUITABLE 0000980842 - UNSUITABLE 0001018832 - UNSUITABLE 0001023495 - UNSUITABLE
CALL FOR SUMBISSIONS (VOL 7.2 / 2022) - DEADLINE EXTENSION
The University of Bologna Law Review has decided to extend the deadline of the Call for Submissions for the second issue of the Volume 7 (2022). The new deadline is set for April 17th, 2022 - 12:00 PM GMT+2. We hope that this will give the opportunity to all the authors to complete and refine their articles. As always, you can submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via Scholastica or by registering on our website and proceeding with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process, are available on our website. Authors are invited to carefully read the Peer Review Rules (v.2/2020), the Author's Guidelines , the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office (bolognalawreview@unibo.it) if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested.
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to accept submissions for Volume 7 Issue 2 (2022). All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, as we strongly encourage an interdisciplinary approach. Submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via Scholastica, or register on our website and proceed with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process (v.2/2020), are available on our website. Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested. Deadline: February 17th, 2022 - 12:00 PM GMT+1
The evaluation process of the last Call for Visiting Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review has concluded. Candidates indicated in bold have been admitted and will be contacted shortly. Suitable candidates will be contacted by the Journal in case new open positions may arise. We sincerely thank all candidates for their interest in our Journal. Sukrut Khanderkar – 9,5 – Proofreading Romit Sahai – 9,5 – Sources and translations Lahar Jain – 8,9 – SUITABLE Shrey Goyal – 8,6 – SUITABLE Muskaan Singh – 8,55 – SUITABLE Luna Borges – 8,5 – SUITABLE Sushant Khalkho – 8,5 – SUITABLE Benedetta Malipiero – 8,5 – SUITABLE Shubham Tiwary – 8,15 – UNSUITABLLE Sneha TS – 7,95 – UNSUITABLE Jai Agarwal – 7,9 – UNSUITABLE Aditya Kishore – 7,8 – UNSUITABLE Lavanya Jha – 7,6 – UNSUITABLE Ayushi Shrivastava – 7,5 – UNSUITABLE Arifur Rhaman – 7,45 – UNSUITABLE Saurav Kumar – 7,25 – UNSUITABLE Indrasish Majumder – 7,2 – UNSUITABLE Ruchira Bali – 6,85 – UNSUITABLE Kshitij Goyal – 6,8 – UNSUITABLE Sri Hari Mangalam – 6,45 – UNSUITABLE Victoria Muntean – 6,1 – UNSUITABLE Borja Langelaan – 6,05 – UNSUITABLE Helga Luku – 5,4 – UNSUITABLE
Since 2016, the Visiting Editor Program has been establishing in order to allow foreign law students, PhD Candidates and early legal practioners to take temporarly part of our Editorial Team. We firmly believe that the cooperation between international students can give benefits to all the participants, opening their horizons and giving them the opportunity to know better different perspectives and approaches to law and beyond. Visiting Editors could take advantage of an experience in a leading European student-run law journal, with an Advisory Board composed of professionals and scholars from all over the world and a rigorous peer-review process. Nowadays, more than 100 selected students from prestigious universities worldwide have worked with us. So, if you are interested in joining our Team, we invite you to send your resumé through the Journal's Official Platform for Candidates: https://ublrofficialrecruitmentplatform.weebly.com/ Please, pay attention to all details concerning the selection process as well as the deadline for submitting the application.
The evaluation process of the last Call for Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review has concluded. Candidates indicated in bold have been admitted and will be contacted shortly. Copyediting: Alina Muratova - 8.25/10 Antonio Bussolino - 8.1/10 Ingrid Dos Santos - 8.075/10 Nicole Oblak - 7.725/10 Khadija Bouya - 7.5/10 Sources and translations: Ieva Malikaite - 8.125/10 Graphic Layout: Aura Cristina Guerrero Olaya - 8.15/10 Editorial Office: Cristina Forcina - 7.775/10 Promotion: Pietro Coppiardi - 7.6/10 Giulia Pasquinelli - 7.55/10 Recruitment and Events: Maria Cristina Chiavelli - 8.3/10 Sofia Ossani - 8.2/10 Media and Communication: Maria Avitabile - 7.85/10 Maria Elena Ascari - UNSUITABLE Somaya Belcaid - UNSUITABLE Mei Bralik - UNSUITABLE Andrei Cholak - UNSUITABLE Giuseppe Clemente - UNSUITABLE Aurora Da Re - UNSUITABLE Vinicius de Bona Porton Fratoni - UNSUITABLE Ahmed Elltharas - UNSUITABLE Luisa Fagnani - UNSUITABLE Giorgia Gabetta - UNSUITABLE Elena Gubellini - UNSUITABLE Saba Ishkhnelidze - UNSUITABLE Maia Malaguti - UNSUITABLE Agata Petrucci - UNSUITABLE Elisa Salanitro - UNSUITABLE Giulia Scandarola - UNSUITABLE Serena Brunazzo - WITHDRAWN
We are pleased to inform you that we are looking for n. 8 new Associate Editors: n. 2 COPYEDITING EDITORS n. 1 COMMUNICATION EDITOR n. 1 PROMOTION EDITOR n. 1 RECRUITMENT AND EVENTS EDITOR n. 1 EDITORIAL OFFICE EDITOR n. 1 SOURCES AND TRANSLATION EDITOR n. 1 GRAPHIC LAYOUT EDITOR The call is open to anyone interested who is enrolled at the University of Bologna School of Law. Students enrolled in other Departments, with specific knowledge of markup language LateX (html), and G suite applications, may apply for the position of Graphic Layout Editor. First and second year students are particularly encouraged to apply! HOW TO APPLY? Fill out the application form and send it through before the 5th of November. http://ublrofficialrecruitmentplatform.weebly.com/ DEADLINE: OCTOBER 31ST, 2021 (12.00 PM GMT+1) Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram to have more information about each specific position. If you have any question, please feel free to contact us via email: bolognalawreview@unibo.it
CALL FOR SUBMISSION (Vol. 7.1 / 2022) - DEADLINE EXTENSION
The University of Bologna Law Review has decided to extend the deadline of the Call for Submissions for the first issue of the Volume 7 (2022). The new deadline is set for October 15th, 2021 - 12:00 PM GMT+2. We hope that this will give the opportunity to all the authors to complete and refine their articles. As always, you can submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via Scholastica or by registering on our website and proceeding with the Online Submission. Authors are invited to carefully read the Peer Review Rules (v.2/2020), the Author's Guidelines , the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office (bolognalawreview@unibo.it) if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested.
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - VOLUME 7.1 (2022)
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to accept submissions for Volume 7 Issue 1 (2022). All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, an interdisciplinary approach is strongly encouraged. Submit your manuscript via email to our Editorial Office (bolognalawreview@unibo.it), via Scholastica , or register on our website and proceed with the Online Submission. Authors are invited to carefully read the Peer Review Rules (v.2/2020), the Author's Guidelines , the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested. Deadline: September 30th, 2021 - 12:00 PM GMT+2
The evaluation process of the last Call for Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review has concluded. Candidates indicated in bold have been admitted and will be contacted shortly. Copyediting (4 places available) Veronica Purro - 8,225/10 Giacomo Benaglia - 8,1/10 Martina Denardi - 7,875/10 Valentina Pugnaghi - 7,675/10 Sources and Translations (1 place available) Camilla Dalponte - 8.7/10 Administration and Management (1 place available) Filippo Saverio Cimento - 8,475/10 Diversity&Development (2 places available) Alessandra Bordi - 8,1/10 Chiara Bastianini - 7,95/10 Recruitment and Events (1 place available) Giuseppe Federico Noiret - 8.7/10 Graphic Layout (1 place available) Riccardo Sirchia - 7,275/10 * * the candidate will be contacted by the Editorial Office for further developments on his application.
Deadline: 31 March 2021 We are particularly looking for: - n. 3 Copy-Editors - n. 2 Diversity and Development Editor - n. 1 Sources and Translation Editor - n. 1 Recruitment and Events - n. 1 Administration and management Reminders: First and second year students are particularly encouraged to apply! HOW TO APPLY? Fill out the application form and send it through before the 31st of March. http://ublrofficialrecruitmentplatform.weebly.com Follow future updates on our website and on our social media pages. If you have any question, please feel free to contact us via email: bolognalawreview@unibo.it
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to accept submissions for Volume 6 Issue 2 (2021). All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, an interdisciplinary approach is strongly encouraged. Submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via ExpressO, via Scholastica, or register on our website and proceed with the Online Submission. Authors are invited to carefully read the Peer Review Rules (v.2/2020), the Author's Guidelines , the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested. Deadline: March 1st, 2021 - 12:00 PM GMT+1
The evaluation process of the last Call for Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review has concluded. The candidates who have resulted suitable for the Associate Editor's position are: 1) Carmen Ranaldo - 8,825 2) Helga de Paola - 8,5 3) Marcella Notarpietro - 8,45 4) Martina Pavese - 8,25 5) Walter Russo - 7,65 6) Maria Giulia Romanini - 7.5 Suitable candidates will receive an email from the Editorial Office.
The Journal's website is currently under mantainance by AlmaDL/Journal Manager. The publication of all scheduled manuscripts is not suspended.
We are pleased to inform you that we are looking for n.11 new Associate Editors: n.6 COPYEDITORS n.1 DIVERSITY AND DEVELOPMENT EDITOR n.1 SOURCE AND TRANSLATOR EDITOR n.1 PROMOTION EDITOR n.2 GRAPHIC LAYOUT EDITORS* The call is open to anyone interested who is enrolled at the Law faculty (and other University Departments for Graphic Layout candidates, only*). First and second year students are particularly encouraged to apply! Applications by students not currently enrolled at the University of Bologna will not be taken into account. HOW TO APPLY? Fill out the application form and send it through before the 5th of November. http://ublrofficialrecruitmentplatform.weebly.com/ DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 5TH, 2020 (12.00 PM GMT+1) Further updates will be released soon with more information regarding the positions we are particularly looking for. Follow our updates on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram! If you have any question, please feel free to contact us via email: bolognalawreview@unibo.it
Due to the high number of manuscripts submitted to the University of Bologna Law Review, we have decided to extend the deadline of our last Call for Submissions (Vol. 6.1). The new deadline is set for October 15th, 2020 - 12:00 PM GMT+2. We hope that this will give the opportunity to all the authors to complete and refine their articles. As always, you can submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via ExpressO, via Scholastica, or by registering on our website and proceeding with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process, are available on our website. Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested.
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to accept submissions for Volume 6 Issue 1 (2021). All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, an interdisciplinary approach is strongly encouraged. Submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via ExpressO, via Scholastica, or register on our website and proceed with the Online Submission. Authors are invited to carefully read the Peer Review Rules (v.2/2020), the Author's Guidelines , the Ethics Code and the Open Access Policy before forwarding their manuscripts. Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested. Deadline: September 30th, 2020 - 12:00 PM GMT+2
The Graphic layout and Graphics team is in charge of the graphic features of the review, in accordance with the needs of the Communication and Recruitment team. It updates the Syllabus and the Style guide, providing authors with information on the requirements of their last draft and on the final result of our editorial process. The ideal candidate knows markup language LaTeX, XML and/or HTML. The ideal candidate is also able to work with Google Suite applications and is eventually able to write one and is also striving for an autonomous position. We will evaluate also candidates that do not possess the aforementioned skills but are willing to learn them. We recruit for this position on a rolling basis. * Please note that for this position only we also encourage students from other departments to apply due to the skills required. University of Bologna Law Review is an opportunity to boost your CV and to add a professional experience with an highly qualified international journal: we are indexed in over 200 libraries and we are currently included in the scientific journals' list (Area 12 / Legal Studies) by the Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes (ANVUR). Submit your application to: https://ublrofficialrecruitmentplatform.weebly.com/ For more information on position, the project or the recruitment procedure visit our website or contact us: bolognalawreview@unibo.it
Dear all, Considering the increasing amount of applications we received in the last weeks, we decided to suspend momentarily the selection process for new Visiting Editors. The Editorial Office will publish a new announcement as soon as the call for application will be open again. For the moment, we apologize for the inconvenient and we thank you all for the interest and enthusiasm showed for our Law Review.
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to accept submissions for Volume 5 Issue 2. All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome, an interdisciplinary approach is strongly encouraged. Submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via ExpressO, or register on our website and proceed with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process (v.2/2020), are available on our website. Please feel free to contact our Editorial Office if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested. Deadline: April 30th, 2020
Dear all! These are difficult and dramatic days, that’s why we want to express our deepest gratitude to all doctors, nurses and medical technicians who are currently fighting against the virus worldwide. Furthermore, we want to manifest our closeness to our readers both in Italy and abroad. UBLR is an online academic journal and our international editorial team has never stopped working so far, and they have been putting all their efforts in order to release new publications in due time. We want to thank you all and send our wishes to you and your families. The UBLR Editorial Board
The University of Bologna Law Review is looking for new Associate Editors: Copyediting Editor (2 places available) Administration and Management Editor (1 place available) Communication Editor (1 place available) All students currently enrolled to the University of Bologna Law School may apply. 1L students are particularly encouraged to apply. The ideal candidate has: a very good knowledge of the English language (B2-C2 CEFR); at least one previous team-working experience; an interest in working in an international environment; a strong motivation. This round of application will expire on 15th of March but please consider that we also recruit Associate Editors all year round. The University of Bologna Law Review will evaluate candidacies based on merit. If you are interested in joining the University of Bologna Law Review, please visit our recruitment platform Should you need any further information, please feel free to email us at bolognalawreview@unibo.it
The University of Bologna Law Review is pleased to accept submissions for Vol. 5 Issue no. 1 (2020) provided with a cutting-edge and interdisciplinary approach in Legal Studies. Manuscripts shall be complied with the Author's Guidelines; they may be sent to UBLR through OJS platform, ExpressO or by email to our Editorial Office (bolognalawreview@unibo.it). Deadline is on December 15th, 2019.
We are pleased to announce that Volume 4 is full. We will accept submissions for Volume 5, Issue 1 (2020) from November 15th, 2019. All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome. Submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via ExpressO, or register on our website and proceed with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process, are available on our website. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested.
The University of Bologna Law Review is looking for new Associate Editors: Copyediting Editor (5 places available) Graphic Layout Editor (1 place available) Administration and Management Editor (1 place available) Recruitment and Events Editor (3 places available) Promotion Editor (2 places available) Communication Editor (1 place available) Diversity and Development Editor (1 place available) All students currently enrolled to the University of Bologna Law School may apply. 1L students are particularly encouraged to apply. The ideal candidate has: a very good knowledge of the English language (B2-C2 CEFR); at least one previous team-working experience; an interest in working in an international environment; a strong motivation; This round of application will expire on October 31st (12.00 AM GMT+1) but please consider that we also recruit Associate Editors all year round. The University of Bologna Law Review will evaluate candidacies based on merit.If you are interested in joining the University of Bologna Law Review, please visit our recruitment platform Should you need any further information, please feel free to email us at bolognalawreview@unibo.it
The Journal is pleased to accept submissions (Articles and Essays) for Vol.4 ISSUE 2 in any field of Legal Studies. Manuscripts with an emphasized interdisciplinary approach will be even more taken into consideration. Manuscripts shall be complied with the Author's Guidelines; they may be sent to UBLR through OJS platform, ExpressO or by mail to our Editorial Office bolognalawreview@unibo.it Deadline: October 31st 2019
The University of Bologna Law Review is really pleased and honored to support the UNESCO DAY which will take place on May 9th at the University of Bologna – Department of Legal Studies (Complesso Belmeloro, Aula A, 3.00 – 5.00 PM). On this occasion, it will be presented the volume “ Il diritto internazionale e la protezione del patrimonio culturale mondiale” by Elisa Baroncini, Associate Professor of International Law at the University of Bologna – School of Law. The Editor-in-Chief will intervene on the behalf of the Review. You may find more information at: magazine.unibo.it/archivio/2019/05/08/copy_of_il-diritto-internazionale-e-la-protezione-del-patrimonio-culturale-mondiale Furthermore, you may read the whole volume, entirely published in open access at: amsacta.unibo.it/6159/
WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT VOL.4 ISSUE 1 IS FULL. We are currently accepting submissions for Volume 4, Issue 2 (2019), which is scheduled to close in October 2019. All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome. Submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via ExpressO, or register on our website and proceed with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process, are available on our website. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested.
We are delighted to announce that submissions are now open for Volume 4, Issue 1 (2019), which is scheduled to close in July 2019. All manuscripts complying with the editorial criteria and the cultural mission of the University of Bologna Law Review are welcome. Submit your manuscript via email to bolognalawreview@unibo.it, via ExpressO, or register on our website and proceed with the Online Submission. Further information on the general topics and aims of the journal, as well as on the submission guidelines and the peer review process, are available on our website. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions and to circulate this message to whom might be interested. We look forward to receiving a manuscript from you soon.
Since 2016, we have established the Visiting Editor Program in order to allow foreign law students into our Editorial Team. We believe that they would strongly benefit from an experience in an European student-run law journal, with an Advisory Board composed of professionals and scholars from all over the world and a rigorous peer review process. Until now, we have hosted more than 30 students from top-ranked foreign universities.
2017 Symposium - Master of Laws in the USA
The first non-scientific symposium of the University of Bologna Law Review will focus on the Master of Laws (LL.M.) programs in the United States, and will see several Advisory Editors sharing their experience and engaging in a fruitful discussion with the public. The event will take place in the Sala Armi of Palazzo Malvezzi (Via Zamboni, 22). Speakers will include: - Marco Bocchese (Ph.D. candidate at Northwestern University, LL.M. graduate at Northwestern University); - Alessandro Busca (Ph.D candidate at the European University Institute, LL.M. graduate at The University of Chicago); - Gianpaolo Ciervo (‎Senior Associate at BonelliErede, LL.M. candidate at Stanford University); - Roberto Cugnasco (Associate at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, LL.M. graduate at Yale University); - Sergio Gilotta (Assistant Professor at the University of Bologna, LL.M. graduate at Harvard University); - Marco Imperiale (Advisor at Studio Imperiale, LL.M. graduate at Harvard University); - Giuseppe Scassellati-Sforzolini (Partner at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, LL.M. graduate at the University of Michigan); - Massimo Trentino (Partner at McDermott Will & Emery, LL.M. graduate at the University of Pennsylvania). The event is brought to you with the collaboration of the Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna. Please do not forget to check the website for further details and for your registration to the event: http://ublrsymposium2017.weebly.com/
Ranking list of eligible Associate Editors
This is the ranking list of the first call for Associate Editors of the University of Bologna Law Review. Only the candidates who have obtained a score of 7.5/10 or more are listed. Candidates in bold characters will join the Editorial Team for a three-month term. The remaining candidates will be merged into the ranking list of the next call for Associate Editors, and thus may be invited to join the team in the following months. RANKING LIST: 723793 total: 9.3 result: Admitted (confirmed) 794298 total: 8.8 result: Admitted (confirmed) 797769 total: 8.7 result: Admitted (confirmed) 792284 total: 8.3 result: Admitted (confirmed) 782879 total: 8.2 result: Admitted (to be confirmed) We wish to truly thank all the candidates and to send congratulations to our new Associate Editors. For any information, feel free to contact us at bolognalawreview@unibo.it.
The University of Bologna Law Review is currently looking for new Associate Editors. All law students belonging to the University of Bologna, from the 1st to the 5th year, may apply. The ideal candidate has: a very good knowledge of the English language; at least one previous team-working experience; an interest in working in an international environment; a strong motivation. 1L students are encouraged to apply. The University of Bologna Law Review will evaluate candidacies based on merit. The admission process is composed of two steps: A first interview with a selected Managing Editor. The purpose of this interview is to get to know you better from the motivational and linguistic point of view. A second interview with a second selected Managing Editor. The purpose of this interview is to evaluate your full compatibility with the University of Bologna Law Review. There is no deadline for submitting the application, as we recruit Associate Editors all year round. If you are interested in participating in the University of Bologna Law Review, please send a copy of your résumé at bolognalawreview@unibo.it. Should you need any further information, please feel free to email us.