The International Journal of Communications Law & Policy (IJCLP) is seeking motivated individuals to help edit articles for publication. Copy editors will work closely with a senior editor to polish submissions and ready them for publication. Editors will receive masthead credit on pieces on which they work.
The IJCLP is a peer-reviewed law journal devoted to the changing law, policy and technology of media regulation around the world. Previous volumes have dealt with e-government, Internet regulation, cybercrime, privacy, and comparative examinations of national telecommunications regulation regimes, among other topics. The IJCLP is a semi-annual publication, publishing both online and in print. The journal also co-sponsors (with the Information Society Project) an annual conference at the Yale Law School.
The IJCLP offers a unique opportunity for law students to work with researchers and practitioners from around the world on cutting-edge scholarship. Candidates should have strong writing skills, have an eye for detail, and work well without micro-management. Experience with the Bluebook is required. Interested students should submit a short statement of interest and a C.V. in Word, WordPerfect, or PDF format, to Simone Bonetti (simo.bonetti [at] tiscali.it) & Luigi Russi (luigi.russi.business [at] gmail.com).
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