Journals


Emory Law publishes three unique student-run journals featuring the legal scholarship of professors, practitioners, heads of state and students from the country and around the world. We publish our journals in print and electronically on our website.

Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal

Published since 1984 and the only student-run bankruptcy journal in the United States, the Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal publishes semi-annually and hosts a symposium in the spring. This widely-read journal provides a forum for research, debate, and information for practitioners, scholars and the public.

Emory International Law Review

The student-run Emory International Law Review enjoys a world-wide reputation as a leader in international scholarship. The EILR publishes articles on subjects ranging from human rights to international intellectual property issues to freedom of religion and belief.

Emory Law Journal

Founded in 1952 as the Journal of Public Law, the Emory Law Journal is the law review of Emory Law. The student-run ELJ publishes six issues per year featuring academic and student articles on a broad range of legal topics. Additionally, the ELJ hosts the Randolph W. Thrower Symposium every spring, bringing together legal scholars from across the country to discuss timely legal topics.

 

Permission Requests

Please send requests to publications(at)law.emory.edu. Include author, article title, journal, and volume in which the article appeared.

1L Journal Competition

The 2012 1L Journal Competition will take place after second semester exams. For a copy of information distributed during the 2011 Journal Competition meeting, click here.


Journal Competition for Transfer Students

Transfer students will receive information about a journal write-on competition after they are admitted. It is held annually in early August.