Who We Are
The King’s Student Law Review (KSLR) is run by research students based at the Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College London (KCL). We seek to publish the very best of legal scholarship written by PhD students and Early Career Researchers from KCL and other leading Law schools.
JOURNAL (ISSN 2632 – 8186)
The KSLR Journal is a peer-reviewed academic publication. We publish two issues per year. The full content of all articles published in the KSLR Journal are available for free on the KSLR website. Authors are thus able to reach a worldwide audience and this increases the quantity of freely available legal scholarship. The KSLR Journal is listed in the Institute for Advanced Legal Studies (IALS) Library Catalogue, King’s College London Library E-Journal Catalogue, Google Scholar, and the international legal research database HeinOnline. If you would like to contribute to the Journal, see HERE.
FORUM
In January 2019, the KSLR launched the Forum in recognition of the fact that academic scholarship pertaining to recent legal developments needs be published expeditiously if it is to achieve maximum impact. The aim of the KSLR Forum, therefore, is to be at the forefront of recent legal developments and to stimulate academic debate by publishing shorter pieces of academic scholarship on a rolling basis. The Forum is not a blog, however, as articles benefit from double-blind peer-review. If you would like to contribute to the Forum, see HERE.
Disclaimer: The KSLR Journal and Forum have been created for educational and information purposes only. These publications are not intended to constitute legal advice and must not be relied upon as such. All information is believed to be correct at the date of publication but may become obsolete or inaccurate over time. Any opinions expressed in KSLR Journal articles and Forum posts are those of the authors and do not purport to reflect the opinions and views of the King’s Student Law Review or King’s College London as a whole.
The Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief: Prerna Dhoop
The primary role of the Editor-In-Chief is to oversee the running of both the Journal and Forum.
Leigha Crout (2023-2024)
Emily Ottley (2022-2023)
Mary Lowth (2020-2022)
Nazanin Aslani (2018-2020)
Justin Yang (2017-2018)
Managing Editors (Journal)
The primary role of the Managing Editors (Journal) is to manage the review process of from receipt to publication to ensure it runs smoothly and efficiently.
Stefanos Arvanitakis (2024-present)
Joshua Tjeransen (2023-2024)
Iain Nash (2023-2024)
Leigha Crout (2022-2023)
Charles Mak (2021-2023)
Emily Ottley (2020-2022)
Alicia Jones (2020-2021)
Angus Locke (2020)
Tasneem Ghazi (2018 – 2020)
Managing Editors (Forum)
The primary role of the Managing Editors (Forum) is to manage the review process from receipt to publication to ensure it runs smoothly and efficiently.
Seleipiri Pretoru-Gogo (2024-present)
Wendy Carazo Méndez (2023-2024)
Senara Eggleton (2023-2024)
Emine Akar (2023-2024)
Charles Mak (2020-2021)
Jack Bickerton (2020-2021)
Malcolm Jingxuan Wu (2019)
Ariana Foley (2018-2019)