Chinese Journal of International Law
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Ó ISSN 1540-1650. An
independent, peer-reviewed SSCI journal published in association with The Chinese Society of
International Law, Beijing; Institute of International Law, China
Foreign Affairs University, Beijing by Oxford
University Press
Board of
Honorary Editors: Chair:
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
Submissions
and Book Reviews
(1)
As from around 12 March,
all submissions must be made through this website: https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/cnjil
; questions may be sent to: Prof. Sienho Yee: sienhoATchinesejil.org;
(2) Send
book review inquiries first by email with “Book Review” in the subject line to: Prof. Sienho Yee: sienhoATchinesejil.org;
(3) Style (Style Guide; Template; Invitation to Respond) ; (4) Review Policy Statement
Origin:
Foreword & Tribute to Wang Tieya * Awards and Lectures; Editors’ Files * CPanel
(host) *** ChineseJIL Emails
South China
Sea Arbitration Awards Study* More South
China Sea papers * Forthcoming Papers * Free
Papers
The Chinese JIL has been cited in important
places, including a judgment of the Hong Kong Court of Appeal; filings before
the International Court of Justice; filings before the International Tribunal
for the Law of the Sea; testimony in the hearings at the US Congress; written evidence for UK
Parliament; academic writings of high officials; The Hague Academy
Collected Courses; & Europaeum Lectures, etc.
The Chinese Journal of International
Law
(Print ISSN 1540-1650; Online ISSN 1746-9937; Abbreviation: Chinese JIL; http://www.chinesejil.org/; full-text
online at Oxford Journals
site, WESTLAW, and other places; indexed in Social
Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) and 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) Editorials; (2) Articles; (2) Comments;
(3) Chinese Practice; (4) Book Reviews; and (5) Letters to the Editors. 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
for submissions: When submitting a manuscript, each author represents that the
submission is original and does not contain any unlawful or plagiarized
materials and, if the submission is accepted, assigns all copyrights to the
Journal. The Journal does NOT require exclusive submission. If a paper is
simultaneously submitted to other journals, the author shall inform the
Editor-in-Chief of this fact. The review process can be very long. No royalty
will be paid. 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
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