San Diego International Law Journal
Welcome to the San Diego International Law Journal ("SDILJ ") Web site. The SDILJ is a student-run academic journal published biannually. The SDILJ began in 1999 in order to provide a forum for legal scholarship with respect to the pertinent and pressing issues in international and comparative law. The journal solicits academic and practical submissions from practitioners, judges, professors, law students and politicians.
As a journal that is published in San Diego, the SDILJ encourages submissions pertaining to the environment, US-Mexico relations, immigration, investment, trade and the law of the sea as well as other topics regarding current international legal issues.
Selection to the SDILJ is highly competitive. Members are chosen based on successful completion of the SDILJ annual writing competition. Currently, the SDILJ consists of 34 provisional members and 16 editors. First year members are required to write a 40-page comment, as well as provide assistance to the editorial board through research and cite-checking.
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Regards,
E. Erin Robbins
Editor-in-Chief
Volume 11
