Chinese Journal of International Law

Ó ISSN 1540-1650. An independent, peer-reviewed journal published in association with The Chinese Society of International Law, Beijing, by

Oxford University Press

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Board of Honorary Editors: Co-Chairs: Prof. Ian Brownlie, CBE, QC, FBA; Judge SHI Jiuyong; Founding Co-editors-in-chief: Prof. WANG Tieya; Prof. Sienho Yee

Board of Editors: Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Sienho Yee; Deputy Editors-in-Chief: Mr. LIU Zhenmin; Dr. ZOU Keyuan; Prof. Bing Bing JIA; Prof. HUANG Jin

Correspondence: (1) Send all submissions and queries by email (NO hard copy accepted) to: Prof. Sienho Yee: sienhoATchinesejil.org; (2) Send all books for review and other editorial queries to: Chinese Journal of International Law, c/o Professor Sienho Yee, Director of the Silk Road Institute of International Law, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi'an, Shaanxi 710049, China.  Useful links

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Style (Style Guide; Template); Foreword; All issues (archive; current issue; advance access) are online at: Oxford Journals; subscriptions

The Chinese JIL has been cited to in important places: the written evidence for UK Parliament; Hague Academy Collected Courses; & Europaeum Lectures, etc.

The Chinese Journal of International Law (Print ISSN 1540-1650; Online ISSN 1746-9937; Abbreviation: Chinese JIL; www.chinesejil.org; full-text online at Oxford Journals site, WESTLAW, and other places; indexed in Worldwide Political Science Abstracts (Cambridge Scientific Abstracts)) is an independent, peer-reviewed research journal edited primarily by scholars from the mainland of China, and published by Oxford University Press, in association with the Chinese Society of International Law, Beijing. The Board of Editors also includes scholars from Germany, Japan and the United Kingdom. The Board of Honorary Editors includes eminent scholars from around the world. The Journal is published in English, three issues per year (as from 2006), with about 550 to 800 pages in total. The Journal aspires to be a general journal unlimited in scope or viewpoint, while attempting to present materials and viewpoints from and/or about China (about 60% of space each year) and other parts of Asia and the developing world at large. Each issue normally contains (1) Articles; (2) Brief Comments, Essays and Notes; (3) Courts and Tribunals; (4) Developments and History; (5) Practice and Documents; (6) Reviews; and (7) Scholars’ Community. The Journal intends to afford the authors maximum flexibility. Authors are invited to consult the style guide at the web page; all accepted papers are required to conform to our style. The first review of a manuscript is usually finished within six weeks. The normal rules against conflict of interests apply.

Conditions: When submitting a manuscript, each author represents that the submission is original and gives the Journal the right of first refusal and, if the submission is accepted, assigns, without further contract, all copyrights to the Journal. If the paper is simultaneously submitted to other journals, the author shall inform the Editor-in-Chief of this fact. The Journal may decide not to review such a submission. Each author will receive some reprints (except book reviews), but no royalty. Furthermore, each author represents that he or she has done a substantive check of all authorities and citations and that the submission is properly supported by these sources.

Disclaimer. Each author is responsible for his or her own views and opinions. The Journal, the editor-in-chief, deputy editors-in-chief, editors, assistant editors, honorary editors, or the publisher, in such capacity, shall not be held responsible for the views and opinions of an author. Each editor-in-chief, deputy editor-in-chief, editor, assistant editor, honorary editor, or chairperson acts only in his or her individual and private capacity, and such a position does not indicate support for any particular views of the Journal or any other entity whether governmental or private. Likewise, such a position does not indicate that the Journal or any other entity endorses any views of any of these persons expressed in the Journal or elsewhere.

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