The International & Comparative Law Quarterly (ICLQ) is delighted to be bringing its popular Publishing Workshop to the University of Leeds on 25th March.

The event is aimed at PhD students and scholars starting out on their academic career, and will offer advice and behind-the-scenes tips on key skills for academics which will help make the most of publishing opportunities.
With expertise from noted academics with many prestigious publications under their belts and roles on the Boards of various law journals, and from one of the world’s leading academic publishers – Cambridge University Press who publish the journal – this workshop will help you to tailor your manuscript for submission to both journals and book publishers; learn how to conduct peer review, and keep you up to date with what you need to know about Open Access.

A concise afternoon of presentations will be followed by a Q&A session designed to allow you tap into the expertise of our speakers and troubleshoot your own work. The event will be followed by a drinks reception at which the conversation can continue.

This is an excellent opportunity for scholars in the North of England to attend this workshop which is usually run in London.

The event is jointly organised by the University of Leeds, Cambridge and the British Institute for International and Comparative Law (BIICL), the ICLQ’s academic home. Learn more and register at this link.

ICLQ welcomes submissions and willing peer reviewers; more information on publishing in ICLQ can be found here. Visit Cambridge University Press’ new hub of resources for peer reviewers. Look out for details of future publishing events at BIICL.org.