PUBLICATION POLICY

1. Nature

        Communications Law in Transition is a journal of user, reader and contributor interaction, not of record (official policy and legislative statements are in any case hyperlinked). It does not seek to supplant paper dissemination as authority.

2. Copyright

        The Journal is of inclusive discourse: copyright constraints are limited to the good academic practice of non-plagiarism and accreditation. Articles appearing in IJCLP can be anticipated to later appear in paper format, where copyright will rest. In IJCLP, copyright rests with the author.

3. Review

        The Journal encourages innovatory writing, rather than standardised strictures. It is however rigorous in its application of reviewing: recycled and 'reheated' conceptualising will not be published. It is intended to create an environment of concentrated innovation which time constraints render impossible in the paper environment.

4. Style

        The Journal will not permit non-referenced contributions, or tacitly condone non-attribution. The editors expressly encourage hyperlinking to current policy sources.

5. Immediacy

        The editors will endeavour to deliver a manuscript via review, editing and copyediting in four to six weeks. This presumes that the article is delivered initially in publishable form. All exchange in the publishing cycle will be undertaken by e-mail to expedite delivery. Deadlines are therefore one month following the current issue, for the following issue.

6. Content

        The JournaI will contain:

• News Articles
• Articles, Essays, and Comments
• Surveys of LawWork-in-Progress
• Statutes, Draft Legislation and Comments
• Legislative and Policy Analysis
• Book and Conference Reviews
• Events Update

SUBMISSIONS

        Please send submissions to the following: