Submission Rules
In order to submit your article please follow the submission rules and fill out the forms:
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Submissions must be written in Portuguese, Spanish or English.
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The blog prioritizes pieces that haven’t been published elsewhere.
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Brazil/Latin America-related international law topics are highly encouraged.
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Submissions by early-career scholars and Master's/PhD students are most welcome.
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Pieces by undergraduate students will only be considered for publication if co-authored with a more senior academic or practitioner.
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Types of contributions:
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Individual blog article on any issue relating to International Law.
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Feature symposium (4-5 authors) discussing different perspectives on the same International Law issue.
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Individual review on a book or creative work with a primary or exclusive focus on International Law.
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Review symposium (4-5 reviewers) on a book or creative work with a primary or exclusive focus on International Law, often with an introductory or final piece by the author of the work under review.
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Style guidelines:
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Author's bio: up to 25 words
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Word limit: 1,500 words
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Font: any font is acceptable
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Spacing and paragraph format: single spaced with a single line return between paragraphs and no indentation
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Headings: if you choose to divide your piece into sections use only one level of heading. They should be in bold.
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Citations: should be kept to a minimum and indicated in parentheses immediately after the propositions or quotations that they support (footnotes are not allowed).
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Hyperlinks: we allow and encourage authors to insert embedded hyperlinks to relevant supporting materials and legal texts, in addition to or preferably instead of citations.
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The author must attach the article's file in the Forms below (.docx format).
Should you have any further questions or require additional information, please contact us at cejm.direitorio@fgv.br.