Who We Are
The King’s Student Law Review (KSLR) is an independent, online peer-reviewed academic publication managed by the researchers and post-graduate law students based at the Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College London. The KSLR seeks to publish high quality legal scholarship written by law students at King’s and other leading law schools across the globe. The Law Review publishes two issues per year, Volume I in the Spring and Volume II in the Winter. Our publications are listed on HeinOnline and our website.
By Students, For Students
The KSLR is an exclusively student-run enterprise, with emphasis on improving academic writing and legal knowledge among students. As such, the KSLR aims to provide detailed feedback and comments towards the improvement of the articles received and considered for publication.
Open Access Policy
The full content of all articles published in the KSLR are available for free. Authors are thus able to reach a worldwide audience and this increases the quantity of freely available legal scholarship.
Strong Online Presence
The KSLR has an active presence on social networking platforms including Facebook and Twitter. The KSLR is also listed on the international legal research database HeinOnline.
People
The Editorial Board
Membership of the King’s Student Law Review is open to all law students at the Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College London.
The Current Board
Editor-in-Chief
Nazanin Aslani
Managing Editor
Tasneem Ghazi
Communications Manager
Amber Boothe
Senior Editors
Alicia Pastor y Camarasa
Christensen Woo
Eleni Lydia Tsioli
Emily Ottley
Estelle Marks
Irene Valones
Jeremy Letwin
Kimberly Amrein
Laura Lo Coco
Mark Mineko
Mary Lowth
Maya Dabrowski
Melissa Ozer
Menelaos Karampetos
Myriam Gicquello
Natalie Pratt
Nina Hart
Xenia Makridou
Open Call for Recruitment
While in the past recruitment cycles were open only during the beginning of the academic year, we are pleased to introduce a new policy with open recruitment all year round for the following positions:
- Senior Editors
- Inhouse Blog Contributors
- Junior Editors
- Proof-readers
If you would like to apply for one of the aforementioned positions, please submit an application in line with the following guidelines.
Should you have any questions regarding how the application process is conducted, or regarding the King’s Student Law Review’s current publications, please contact kslr.recruitment@gmail.com
Contact Details
The KSLR team may be contacted via Facebook, Twitter or by email: kclstudentlawreview@gmail.com