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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.
2019–20 ORIL Editorial Board
| Position | Name |
|---|---|
| Editor in Chief | Joshua J. Capp |
| Executive Operations Editor | Brooklynn Armesto-Larson |
| Articles Editor | Gabrielle Blevins |
| Articles Editor | Ashleigh Dougill |
| Articles Editor | Natalie Pattison |
| Executive Editor | Aaron W. Becker |
| Executive Editor | Michael Harder |
| Executive Editor | Suzanne K. Daigle |
| Managing Editor | Mackenzie Mensing |
| Managing Editor | Annika Merrill |
| Managing Editor | Audrey L. Stone |
| Associate Editor | Derek Armstrong |
| Associate Editor | Justin Carpenter |
| Associate Editor | Kate Dixon |
| Staff Editor | Anne Marie Burke |
| Staff Editor | Rachelle Collins |
| Staff Editor | Gabriel Cutter |
| Staff Editor | Eric Dennis |
| Staff Editor | Taylor Gersch |
| Staff Editor | Kara Greenaway |
| Staff Editor | Sydney Holmes |
| Staff Editor | Austin Lund |
| Staff Editor | Bryan O’Connell |
| Staff Editor | Jake Reimer |
| Staff Editor | Mat Roundy |
| Staff Editor | Allie Rude |
| Staff Editor | Garrett Urrutia |
| Staff Editor | Sierra Waechter |
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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 ExpressO, 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 (20th ed. 2015) and The Chicago Manual of Style (17th ed. 2017).
Digitized issues from 1999 to present are available from HeinOnline (login required).