From the editors:
The Georgetown Law Technology Review is soliciting content
for fall 2017 publication. Founded in 2015, the Review seeks to build a common
forum for technologists, lawyers, and policymakers to discuss the increasingly
complex intersections between law and technology. It leverages its presence in
Washington, D.C. to focus on legal and policy issues driven by cutting-edge
technological developments. The Review also collaborates with the Georgetown
Law Center on Privacy & Technology, the Georgetown Law Institute for
Technology Law & Policy, and the Georgetown-MIT Privacy Legislation
Practicum to promote and showcase innovative scholarship.
We welcome submissions on a wide variety of topics,
including but not limited to: intellectual property, privacy, cybersecurity,
fintech, and telecommunications. While the Review accepts traditional scholarly
articles, we are especially interested in shorter (5,000-15,000 word) pieces
focused on narrow and timely issues in law and technology. The submission
deadline to ensure fullest consideration for the fall issue is June 30, 2017,
though we are happy to accept submissions on a rolling basis.
If we can provide further information, or if you would like
to discuss a potential submission, please email us at
GLTR.Submissions@gmail.com or visit our website at https://www.georgetownlawtechreview.org/.
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