1. ELSA Law Review KAM Münster, September 2016 Jakub Čája
Vice President for Academic Activities, ELSA International 2016/2017

2. ELSA Law Review What is ELSA Law Review Student-run publication
Collection of essays and academic articles written by students and practitioners of law
Student-run publication
Offers a venue for ELSA members and other law students and young lawyers to publish their work

3. Legal Writing as a key to become a successful lawyer
An advantage for you on a job market
One of the necesarry skills for professional carreer
Development of research skills
Legal English development
Proof of your legal knowledge
The result of work is another legal source
Opportunity to be cited by other students and professionals

4. Opportunities with ELSA Law Review
Our academic business card
Possibility to attract new partners
Space for advertisement (fundraising tool)
Raise awareness about ELSA in new target groups
Expand outside of the Europe

5. History of Legal Publications in ELSA (How did we come up with this idea?)
European Yearbook of Law
ELSA Law Review
Guide to legal studies in Europe
SPEL (Selected Papers on European Law)
Handbook of ELSA and the ICC
Updated Handbook of ELSA and the ICC
2014 reborn of ELSA Law Review

6. Recent development Spring 2014 Call for Articles for the 1st Edition
Reviewing and selection of Articles
November Publication of 1st Edition & Call for 2nd Edition
Spring Reviewing and selection of Articles
Spring New publishing partner
July Publication of 2nd Edition
August 2016 Call for 3rd Edition

7. What we have achieved so far?
1st edition
43 submissions
Academic review by Catolica Global School of Law
15 printed copies
Foreword by the Secretary General of CoE, Thorbjorn Jagland
12 published articles
2nd edition
85 submissions
Academic review by Catolica Global School of Law – research for more academic partners
Acquirement of ISSN code
Cooperation with ALSA / promoting Asian-European legal cooperation [interdisciplinary perspective]
New partnership with Wolf Legal Publishers
Contribution by notable people (J.M. Barroso)

8. How does the structure work?
ELSA International
Articles – Essay – Case notes by authors
Director & Assistant for Law Review
Externals and peers
Editorial board

9. The call
Promote! :)

10. Become a member of Editorial Board (We want you!!)
Selection criteria:
Good working knowledge of the English Language;
Previous experience in editing journals/ publishing articles;
Basic computer skills;
Time management skills;
Experience working in a team.
Responsibilities:
word processing;
tracking the publication process;
researching;
communicating with authors;