Submissions
Submissions
Your interest in contributing to the Slovenian Law Review is much appreciated. The Review will gladly consider unsolicited submissions written in one of the three languages of the review (English, German and French). We seek well-written manuscripts with original arguments making important contributions to legal scholarship as well as the general practice of law. The articles may be submitted at any time and will, in the event of a publication offer, be published at the next available opportunity.
The authors considering submitting an article for publication are kindly advised to consult the Submission Guidelines [.doc .pdf] which include further general information as well as house rules on style and citation format. A proper appreciation of the guidelines will improve the contribution's chances of being accepted for publication, while any significant departure may hinder or preclude the review process from being carried out.
Each competent article will be sent for an anonymous review to a renowned international scholar (outside Slovenia) in the field and evaluated by the Editorial Committee in light of the review. It is possible that the author will receive comments and be given an opportunity to improve the article before the publication or before a final decision is made.
Submitting an Article
We encourage electronic submissions via e-mail at slr(at-sign)pf.uni-lj.si.
Should you prefer, however, you may also send us your contribution via regular mail at the following address:
Slovenian Law Review
Pravna fakulteta
Univerza v Ljubljani
Poljanski nasip 2
SI-1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
In that event, please enclose a disc or a CD-ROM with the article in electronic form and an e-mail address that we may use for communication.
House Rules of Style
Your are invited to consult the Submission Guidelines [.doc .pdf] for the house rules on style and citation.
Authors of articles in German and French should note that the Guidelines do not yet cover the specific rules of style in their respective languages, and are kindly requested to employ their judgment and established conventions in those cases not covered by the Guidelines.
If you require additional information, please contact us at the e-mail address of the Review (slr(at-sign)pf.uni-lj.si).
Your interest in contributing to the Slovenian Law Review is much appreciated. The Review will gladly consider unsolicited submissions written in one of the three languages of the review (English, German and French). We seek well-written manuscripts with original arguments making important contributions to legal scholarship as well as the general practice of law. The articles may be submitted at any time and will, in the event of a publication offer, be published at the next available opportunity.
The authors considering submitting an article for publication are kindly advised to consult the Submission Guidelines [.doc .pdf] which include further general information as well as house rules on style and citation format. A proper appreciation of the guidelines will improve the contribution's chances of being accepted for publication, while any significant departure may hinder or preclude the review process from being carried out.
Each competent article will be sent for an anonymous review to a renowned international scholar (outside Slovenia) in the field and evaluated by the Editorial Committee in light of the review. It is possible that the author will receive comments and be given an opportunity to improve the article before the publication or before a final decision is made.
Submitting an Article
We encourage electronic submissions via e-mail at slr(at-sign)pf.uni-lj.si.
Should you prefer, however, you may also send us your contribution via regular mail at the following address:
Slovenian Law Review
Pravna fakulteta
Univerza v Ljubljani
Poljanski nasip 2
SI-1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
In that event, please enclose a disc or a CD-ROM with the article in electronic form and an e-mail address that we may use for communication.
House Rules of Style
Your are invited to consult the Submission Guidelines [.doc .pdf] for the house rules on style and citation.
Authors of articles in German and French should note that the Guidelines do not yet cover the specific rules of style in their respective languages, and are kindly requested to employ their judgment and established conventions in those cases not covered by the Guidelines.
If you require additional information, please contact us at the e-mail address of the Review (slr(at-sign)pf.uni-lj.si).