(Source: RYIL)
We learned of a Call for Papers for the
inaugural issue of the Roman Yearbook of International Law. The focus theme is “The
90th anniversary of the creation of the Vatican City State: an international
law perspective”. Here the call:
The Editors of RYIL invite submissions for
the Inaugural Issue Vol. No. 1 (2019) of the RYIL.
Focus Theme
The Focus Theme for the Issue Vol. No. 1
is:
The 90th anniversary of the creation of
the Vatican City State: an international law perspective.
The following topics have been optioned:
Editorial
The creation of the Vatican City State
and the discussion of the international legal personality of the Holy See
within the European context between the 19th and the 20th century.
G. Dalla Torre, The enhanced mutual
legal assistance between the Holy See and Italy pursuant to the Lateran Treaty
T. Di Ruzza, The territory of the
Vatican City State and the extraterritorial areas of the Holy See
R. Ranjeva, The recognition of the
Holy See and the Westphalian State system: an alternative paradigm of State?
General Section
The General Section hosts Articles, Notes
and Comments addressing general issues of international law and practice not
necessarily linked to the practice of the Holy See and the Vatican City State.
The following topics have been optioned:
V. Buonomo, The reception of the
international law in the Vatican City State legal order
E. Decaux, The Holy See as State
party to human rights law treaties
E. Mikos-Skuza, The Holy See and
the development of the humanitarian law
Deadline
Submissions, including a statement of
affiliation, brief abstract and confirmation of exclusive submission, shall be
sent by 28 February 2019 via e‐mail at the address: submissions@ryil.org.
Language
The RYIL publishes manuscripts in English.
Double blind review
All manuscripts submitted will be evaluated
for their scientific quality and contribution to the academic debate. They will
be subject to double blind review.
Statement of Affiliation
Authors must provide a brief statement of
affiliation in the first footnote of their manuscripts.
Abstract and Keywords
Manuscripts proposed as articles must
include an abstract (100-200 words) and keywords (6 to 8 words).
Original Work
Authors must confirm that the article they
wish to submit has only been submitted to the RYIL, that the article has not
been previously published and that it is not currently under consideration for
another Publication and/or by another Publisher.
Length Requirements
Word counts for manuscripts vary by section
and subject matter. These counts are therefore intended as guidance rather than
as strict requirements. Submissions significantly above or below these ranges
may be returned to authors for revision. All word counts are inclusive of
footnotes.
Articles: 8.000-15.000 words
Notes and Comments: 2.000-7.000 words
Reviews: 1.500-3.000 words
Technical Requirements
Articles must be submitted in MS Word (up
to version 2010) or WordPerfect (up to X5).
Formatting
Submissions must be saved in a standard
format (Times New Roman or Arial) with unjustified right margins, 1.5 lines
spacing and without automatic hyphenation.
Reference style
Editorial policy
The Editors accept manuscripts with the
understanding that the contents are original and unpublished materials and that
they have not been submitted for publication elsewhere.
Authors using previous and unpublished
materials (working papers, research-projects, lectures, conferences, short
shots etc.) or their parts must indicate their intentions at the time of the
submission.
Authors submitting manuscripts consent to
the double blind review process and expressly confirm that their manuscripts
have not been submitted and are not under consideration for publication
elsewhere. Double submissions will be rejected without exception.
Authors intending to republish RYIL’s
Articles (as well as Notes, Comments, or Reviews) must have the prior consent
of the Editors.
The Editors reserve the right to return
manuscripts if they do not meet RYIL’s standards. If a manuscript is accepted
for publication but does not conform to the RYIL’s standards, the Editors
reserve the right to return the manuscript to the Author for revisions.
Authors have the right to make final
corrections to the proofs prior to printing within the given deadline, bearing
in mind that only minor corrections can be made to proofs.
Authors of published Articles, Notes,
Comments and Reviews receive an off-prints of the Issue.
The CIDIR has the ownership of the
copyright of any published manuscript.
More information here
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