[cap-talk] CFP: Journal of Law, Information and Science

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CALL FOR PAPERS: Journal of Law, Information and Science

Please see the invitation below.

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Dear Colleagues

Relaunch of journal - submissions invited.

The Law School of the University of Tasmania is pleased to announce  
the relaunch of the Journal of Law and Information Science as the  
Journal of Law, Information and Science. The Journal is a well  
established refereed journal specialising in legal issues arising  
from the development of information technology. It is being  
relaunched as a journal specialising not only in information  
technology and law, but also in the broader field of the relationship  
between law and science, including but not limited to law and  
genetics and law and biotechnology.

The aim of the relaunch is to improve the quality of the journal and  
to increase the number of issues published per year. To ensure that  
that happens, the journal intends to retain a strong focus on law and  
IT while branching into other areas of law and science. So that the  
focus on IT is not lost, the journal will have two editorial boards,  
one specialising in law and IT, the other focussed on law and science.

The relaunched journal is now accepting articles, papers and reviews  
for publication in one or, if possible, two issues in the middle of  
the year. Intending contributors are invited to submit proposed  
articles and other material within the journal’s field of interest by  
the end of April 2007. We offer a special invitation to contributors  
from outside Australia as we are keen to raise the international  
profile of the journal.

Contributions may be submitted as email attachments to the editor,  
Michael Stokes, at the Law School, University of Tasmania, at the  
following address: Michael.Stokes at utas.edu.au

Contributions must be submitted in English. The journal is published  
in conformity with the Australian Guide to Legal Citation which can  
be viewed on the internet at: www.law.unimelb.edu.au/mulr/aglc.htm.
Please submit papers in this reference style.

All enquiries may be sent to the editor at the same address.

Yours sincerely
Michael Stokes
Editor



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