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A publication of the
International Law Section of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business 

Note: This publication changed its named from the Academy of Legal Studies in Business
International Business Law Journal to the International Business Law Review on
November 1, 2003 to avoid confusion with another publication entitled
the International Business Law Journal.

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STAFF

EDITORIAL STAFF

Editor-in-Chief
Don Mayer, School of Business Administration, Oakland University, mayer@oakland.edu

Associate Editor
Len Bierman, Mays School of Business, Texas A&M University, len-bierman@tamu.edu
T. Leigh Anenson, University of Akron, ta12@uakron.edu
Susan Marsnik, University of St. Thomas, sjmarsnik@stthomas.edu

Editorial Board of Review
George O. White III, University of Texas at El Paso.
YongShik Lee, South Korea
A. F. M. Maniruzzaman, Univ. of Portsmouth, England
Mark Blodgett, Frank Sawyer School of Management, Suffolk University
Chris Carr, California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo
Janet Riola Hale, Univeristy of Texas – San Marcos

WEB MASTER

TBA
 

STAFF DUTIES

The duties and responsibilities of the ALSB International Business Law Journal staff are:

• The Editor-in-Chief is responsible for overseeing the staff, promoting the journal and encouraging submissions, identifying reviewers and sending the submissions to them for review, making a final determination as to whether to publish, notifying submitters of the decision, sending out accepted submissions to staff editors for editing, returning edited submissions to submitters for comment, overseeing the editorial process and making a final determination as to when submissions are ready for publication, and sending along the accepted and edited submissions to the Web master for posting on the journal's Web site. > >
• The Web master is responsible for putting submissions in form for posting and posting them to the Web.

CALL FOR PAPERS

The on-line ALSB International Business Law Journal is currently accepting and reviewing submissions. Articles and comments of any length will be considered. Submissions are blind peer-reviewed. 

TOPICS

The topics or subjects of interest to the journal are:

• International law and business
• International trade
• International public policy

LENGTH

There are no restrictions as to length.

SUBMISSION

See the Submission & Style Sheet for submission information.