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Issues

Explore our current and past issues, each meticulously curated to provide insightful and innovative legal scholarship. Our journal has been a cornerstone of legal discourse since its inception in 1998, with digitised and indexed issues available from 2010 onwards.

Current Issue

Our latest issue, Issue 4 (2024), continues our tradition of exploring contemporary and interdisciplinary legal themes. We invite you to delve into the latest research and perspectives that shape the legal landscape.

Past Issues

Explore our rich archive of past issues, each contributing to the evolving dialogue in the field of law. Please note that due to a hiatus in 2020, the issue numbering was restarted in 2021. To distinguish between issues from different periods, we use the following terminology:

  • Pre-2020 Issues: Issues published from 2010 to 2019 are referred to as Issue [Number] (Year). For example, the first issue of 2010 is cited as Issue 1 (2010).
  • Post-2020 Issues: Issues published from 2021 onwards are referred to as Volume [Number] Issue [Number] (Year). For example, the first issue of 2021 is cited as Volume 1 Issue 1 (2021).

Reference Guide for Researchers

When citing or quoting from our journal, please use the recommended format to ensure clarity, accuracy and consistency. Samples, following OSCOLA citation methods, are represented below, which can be adapted to other methods, while mentioning the identifiers as suggested above.

Footnote Citation:

  • John Smith, ‘The Evolution of Legal Thought’ Queen Mary Law Journal Issue 1 (2010) 45.
  • Jane Smith, ‘The Impact of Digital Transformation on Legal Practices’ Queen Mary Law Journal Volume 1 Issue 1 (2021) 78.

Bibliography Entry:

  • Smith, John, ‘The Evolution of Legal Thought’ Queen Mary Law Journal Issue 1 (2010) 1-50.
  • Smith, Jane, ‘The Impact of Digital Transformation on Legal Practices’ Queen Mary Law Journal Volume 1 Issue 1 (2021) 65-90.This standardised terminology helps distinguish between issues from different periods, ensuring that references are clear, precise and identifiable.

Accessing Our Issues

Furthering our Open-Access goal, digitised issues of our journal, published since 2010, are available on our website. We invite you to explore our past issues and stay updated with our latest publications.

Additionally, our journal is indexed in HeinOnline and Westlaw, making our publications widely accessible to legal researchers and practitioners.

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