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Welcome to the Oregon Review of International Law (ORIL), a student-run journal of the University of Oregon School of Law. ORIL publishes articles by academics, and practitioners who address current legal topics in international law and policy.
| 2021–22 ORIL Editorial Board | |
|---|---|
| Editor in Chief | Ariana Garousi |
| Executive Operations Editor | Rowan Bond |
| Executive Editors | Alex Dimmer |
| Weston McClain | |
| Manuella Tshala | |
| Managing Editors | Andreea Hutuleac |
| Ellen Ipsen | |
| Zack Johnson | |
| Articles Editors | Christopher Ruiz |
| Emily Vida | |
| Associate Editors | Sarah Coates |
| Cara Maniscalco | |
| Tara Mokhtarzadeh | |
| Staff Editors | Dee Akinbosade |
| Christine Boone | |
| Haley Frank | |
| Timothy Grishkevich | |
| Jessica Mason | |
| Incainti McDonald | |
| Dana Meyer | |
| Kimbirlee Miller | |
| Tanya Monthey | |
| Jessenia Robinson | |
| Lindsay Wilson | |
| Georgia Zacest |
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ORIL annual subscriptions are $40.00 per academic year. Single copies of past issues are $12.00 each.
To subscribe to ORIL, mail your subscription request along with your check payable to:
Oregon Review of International Law
University of Oregon School of Law
1221 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-1221
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Oregon Review of International Law publishes articles that analyze connections between social, economic, and political forces and touch on a variety of issues, including human rights, international trade, and international business. We welcome a diversity of topics and opinions.
We accept article submissions from professors and practitioners on a rolling basis.
The Oregon Review of International Law (ORIL) will also accept submissions for review from a person who holds a JD or an international law degree, such as an LLB, regardless of whether such person is currently a student. For example, ORIL will accept submissions from LLM or PhD students with a JD or LLB degree, but ORIL will not accept submissions from students studying to obtain a JD or LLB.
Submission Process
ORIL strongly prefers manuscripts to be submitted through Scholastica, but submissions are also accepted via e-mail. Submissions should include a cover letter and a resume or CV.
All submissions should be double-spaced, twelve-point font, with footnotes. Citations should conform to The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (21st ed. 2020) and The Chicago Manual of Style (17th ed. 2017).
Digitized issues from 1999 to present are available from HeinOnline (login required).