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The CBA’s National Section on International Law has called for papers for its next newsletter:

“It is time again to put together a newsletter for the International Law Section.  Please consider providing a submission for the next edition. We are looking for articles of interest to all Section members: (i) updates on recent/upcoming activities including substantive developments in your jurisdiction; (ii) case summaries; (iii) new legislation.

Here are a few guidelines to help with your submission: (i) articles only need to be between 300 and 1,000 words; (ii) articles over 1,000 words must be accompanied by a summary or précis (100-300 words); (iii) articles can be submitted in French or English.

Please send your submissions to me at margot.hurlbert@uregina.ca. Please also canvass your co-workers and colleagues and ask if they would be interested in making a submission to the newsletter.  Thank you very much for your participation in creating a must-read newsletter for our Section.”

For more information on submission criteria and contact information see:

National Section on International Law – Call for Papers

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