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Entertainment Law Review

Entertainment Law Review
ISSN: 0959-3799
Published by: Sweet & Maxwell
Editor in Chiefs: Tony Martino; Rico Calleja
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Entertainment Law Review enables practitioners to stay up to date with crucial litigation and understand new developments in the field of entertainment law.
  • Provides a regular, comprehensive commentary on the latest developments in entertainment law
  • Places emphasis on the practical implication of relevant legislative developments and the effects of new technology on artists, rights owners and collecting societies
  • Considers the practical issues surrounding recent legislation
  • Offers the perspectives of the best legal minds on crucial topics in this area
  • Includes international coverage of entertainment law

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Entertainment Law Review – Guidelines for Submission of Contributions

Contributions should fall into one of the following categories:

Opinions
In the style of an editorial, these are “punchy”, topical, opinionated pieces, often expressing a fairly radical or controversial view.
Maximum word count: 2000.

Articles
These focus on a major, current theme of interest to media and entertainment lawyers and academics. The subject should be of international interest.
Articles should both explain a current situation in a fairly practical way and provide thoughtful analysis, comment, evaluation and criticism as appropriate. Comparisons with other jurisdictions should be added where possible.
Maximum word count: 3000.

Comments
These focus on a very specific, yet significant, topic – usually a case, but it could be a piece of legislation or other legal, regulatory or policy development – explaining why this is of particular relevance both to the author’s jurisdiction and more internationally. Comments are usually more factual than articles, but with some degree of analysis and evaluation.
Maximum word count: 1500.

Book Reviews
Book reviews are also published in the Review. These should be between 600 and 1200 words in length (dependent on the title). These are dealt with in-house at Sweet & Maxwell through a central co-ordinator, but may also be sent to the Commissioning Editor.

Submitting Copy

Please email copy as a Word file to the Commissioning Editor, Paul Crick at paulcrick@mac.com

Articles and comments should be accompanied by a short abstract of approximately 50 to 70 words, briefly encapsulating the content of the piece. Abstracts appear in the contents section of the Review and give a snapshot of each piece.

All contributions undergo a refereeing process prior to publication, and some amendment may be required (in consultation with the author) to ensure that the piece is suitable for publication in the Review.

Contributions exceeding the applicable maximum word count will be returned to the author for editing, although in exceptional circumstances contributions slightly above the maximum may be accepted at the discretion of the editorial board.

It is advisable to email the Commissioning Editor before you start writing, to check whether an article on your chosen topic has already been commissioned.

Contributors must supply their full contact details for further correspondence and are responsible for complying with the house style guide before making a submission.

EDITORS & EDITORIAL BOARD

Tony Martino, Editor-in-chief
Barrister, London
 
Rico Calleja, Editor
London 

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