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CALL FOR PAPERS – Special Edition on Brexit

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As the 29th of March approaches, the KSLR Commercial and Financial Law Blog, part of the King’s Student Law Review is launching a call for papers on the wider legal impacts and challenges arising out of Brexit with regards to trade regulation and international dispute settlement.

Submission Guidelines

The posts should fulfill the following criteria:

  • Not exceed 2,000 words;
  • Be in the form of an article, case comment, book review or featured presentation.

The full Submission Guidelines are available on our blog. All contributions will undergo a rigorous review process by a minimum of 2 editors.

Please send all submissions to kslr.commercial.financial@gmail.com by Feb 28th, 2018.

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 We look forward to hearing from you!

 The Editorial Team

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Call for Papers

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The KSLR Commercial and Financial Law Blog, part of the King’s Student Law Review, welcomes submissions on all current or topical issues of commercial and financial law.

These topics of interest might include, but are not limited to:

  • The consequences of a ‘no-deal’ Brexit on European and global markets;
  • Implications of a Trade War;
  • Implications of Cryptos on the Financial Instrument Test;
  • The Roles of Secretariats in International Adjudication;
  • The impact of the US trade policy on global markets. Continue reading →

Call for Papers

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The KSLR Commercial & Financial Law Blog, part of the King’s Student Law Review, welcomes submissions on all current/topical issues of commercial and financial law.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  1. US, tariffs and trade war.
  2. The UK property market: where is it heading, and rather, where should it be heading?
  3. NHS after Brexit: What does a commercially viable future look like?
  4. The impact of Blockchain on financial regulation;
  5. UNCITRAL Group III works. What future for ISDS?

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