ALB Editorial Board has reviewed its submission guidelines by specifying further the circle of potential contributors as follows:<\/p>\n
1. Full-time faculty members (professors, associate professors, and practitioner-teachers) of the Graduate School of Law (GSL) and the Center for Asian Legal Exchange (CALE), Nagoya University;
\n2. Previously associated with 1;
\n3. Emeritus professors of the GSL, Nagoya University;
\n4. Designated associate professors, full-time lecturers, designated lecturers, assistant professors, designated assistant professors, and researchers at the GSL and the CALE, Nagoya University;
\n5. Previously associated with 4;
\n6. Graduate students, graduate research students, and credited auditors of the GSL, Nagoya University. However, a letter of recommendation from their academic advisor is required;
\n7. Those who have completed the Master’s Course or Doctoral Course of the GSLaw, Nagoya University;
\n8. Those who have completed the Research and Education Center for Japanese Law and hold a degree equivalent to a master’s degree or higher. 9. other students approved by the Editorial Board;
\n9. Other persons approved by the Editorial Board;
\n10. Those who submit under 4, 5, 7, 8, and 9, but are not professors or associate professors of a Japanese university, require a letter of recommendation from a professor, associate professor, or professor emeritus of a Japanese university;<\/p>\n
However, this does not apply to invited papers.<\/p>\n
The next volume (Vol. 11) is scheduled to be published in March 2025. The submission deadline is November 30, 2024. Please refer to the submission guidelines for application.<\/p>\n