Santa Clara Journal of International Law

Mission Statement
We will contribute to the advancement of legal journalism by publishing an easily accessible international law journal composed of intellectually sound material that will assist legal scholars in their studies, practice, and career development. In addition, we strive to provide contemporary and original analysis of international socio-political, economic, and cultural issues.

It is therefore our hope that the Santa Clara Journal of International Law will foster greater understanding and cooperation in the field of international law across all borders.

Guidelines
The Journal accepts manuscripts that provide academic discourse in the field of international and comparative legal scholarship. In addition to publishing on the Santa Clara Journal of International Law’s website, articles are also submitted to HeinOnline, LexisNexis, and Westlaw electronic database queries.

All submissions should be made electronically through Scholastica and must include an article of twenty to forty pages in length, double spaced, including a minimum of 115 footnotes and abstract.