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The Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation (JELL) has provided an international, unbiased forum for new ideas and theories in environmental and natural resources law since 1985.
JELL publishes cutting-edge and groundbreaking scholarship on contemporary topics including renewable energy, environmental justice, and international environmental law.
Journal Editors
JELL encourages students to become exceptional editors, writers, and scholars while serving an integral role at the University of Oregon Law School's nationally and internationally recognized environmental law program.
2019–20 JELL EDITORial board | |
|---|---|
| Editor in Chief | Amber Lesher |
| Operations Editor | Camille Krier |
| Articles Editor | Logan Perrien Naccarato |
| Executive Editor | Marisa Galloway |
| Executive Editor | Catherine Pratt |
| Executive Editor | Alison Smith |
| Managing Editor | Ashlyn Boatwright |
| Managing Editor | Courtney Caimona |
| Managing Editor | Kelsey Cunningham |
| Managing Editor | Jasmine Maddox |
| Veracity Editor | Skyler Brocker-Knapp |
| Staff Editor | Josh Alexander |
| Staff Editor | Logan Brooks |
| Staff Editor | Rachael Cairati |
| Staff Editor | Steven Cooper |
| Staff Editor | Tyler Eddington |
| Staff Editor | Matthias Fostvedt |
| Staff Editor | Zachary Griffith |
| Staff Editor | Meghan Gross |
| Staff Editor | Ethan Hazel |
| Staff Editor | Tom Housel |
| Staff Editor | Alex Huntley-Romanow |
| Staff Editor | Noah Montgomery |
| Staff Editor | Sarah Osborn |
| Staff Editor | Katie Pitcher |
| Staff Editor | Claire Regenstreif |
Subscribe
JELL annual subscriptions are $36.00 and single issues are $12.00.
Mail your subscription request along with a check payable to Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation to:
Editor in Chief
Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation
University of Oregon School of Law
1221 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-1221
or
Submission Process
JELL publishes articles and book reviews from professors and practitioners. Manuscripts from all points of view are welcome, and JELL does not maintain a position on any issue. Our goal is to publish timely pieces demonstrating sound legal analysis and policy arguments representing a broad spectrum of positions.
Unsolicited Manuscripts
JELL encourages the submission of unsolicited manuscripts on timely issues relating to environmental or natural resources law and litigation. Submissions must be unpublished. If any portion of the manuscript has been published previously, or will be published elsewhere, the author must include this information at the time of submission.
How to make a submission
Prospective authors may submit manuscripts to JELL in Microsoft Word (or comparable format) via Scholastica, email, or by mail in hard copy. Manuscripts submitted by mail will not be returned.
Articles Editor
Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation
University of Oregon School of Law
1221 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403
Submission Format
Typical submissions are under 25,000 words (including footnotes). Articles in excess of 25,000 words will be accepted only in exceptional circumstances. Submissions should include a cover letter, the author's pertinent contact information, and a curriculum vitae or resume. Submissions should conform to The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (20th ed. 2015) and The Chicago Manual of Style (17th ed. 2017). Authors who cite sources that are difficult or impossible to find will be expected to provide JELL with a copy of the source upon request and within a reasonable time.
Review Process
Please allow 2 to 3 weeks for preliminary review. JELL will attempt to honor requests for expedited review if sufficient notice is given.
Editing Process
JELL reserves editorial privilege with regard to all matters of form, including but not limited to diction, grammar, spelling, syntax, and matters of convention, as well as the substantive accuracy of citations.
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