The Wisconsin International Law Journal is seeking essay submissions for its online compendium, Jus Gentium. Below are the requirements for a submission to be considered for publication: 1) Submissions must be 500–2,000 words, including footnotes. 2) All footnotes must conform to the 21st Edition of the Bluebook. 3) Submissions must be in word document format. …
The Wisconsin International Law Journal is pleased to announce that University of Wisconsin Law School student Emily H. Capodarco has been elected as Editor in Chief for 2019-20. She replaces outgoing Editor in Chief Joe Malone. The Journal is also proud to introduce its Senior Editorial Board members for 2019-20: The student-run journal publishes three …
2019 Wisconsin International Law Journal Symposium program (PDF) This symposium will explore the role of lawyers under authoritarianism. The symposium will bring together leading scholars of the legal professions in Russia and China who share a common empirical approach to their research. The 2019 Symposium will be at the University of Wisconsin Law School on …