Journal submission

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Blog submission

REALaw.blog welcomes spontaneous submissions of blog posts related to all aspects of European and comparative administrative law. It publishes accessible scholarship on traditional questions of legal interest in the field of European and administrative law, the impact of EU law on national administrative law, comparative administrative law, the interaction between EU and national institutions, and fundamental rights. REALaw.blog aims to provide a friendly forum for interdisciplinary academic engagement on a broad range of issues at the intersection of law and public policy in Europe.

Blog posts pertaining to case law should focus on CJEU and ECHR rulings on European administrative law, as well as on judgments of national courts with particular significance for European and comparative administrative law.

Submissions can be sent to the blog editor, Dr Yseult Marique (ymarique (at) essex.ac.uk).

Submission Guidelines

• Please clearly indicate your name and affiliation(s) when you submit your blog post. A short bio of ca. 150 words and a picture are encouraged.
• Please only submit original work by the contributor.
• If you want to submit a video showcasing your research, please contact the blog editor in advance.
• Please do let us know well in advance if a piece is time-sensitive.

Author Guidelines

• The length of any material should be of approximately 1,000-1,800 words. If your contribution is significantly longer than the word counts indicated above, we will consider publishing it as a series of two or three posts.
• Please use hyperlinks to relevant materials. No footnotes.
• Please provide headings whenever possible.
• Please submit texts written in proper English, with a clear and concise structure.
• Please do not use language that could be considered offensive, abusive, derogatory, or potentially defamatory.
• Please summarise the substance of your post in a short initial paragraph.
• Please do not use abbreviations unless they are of common use.
• Please separate paragraphs with empty spaces.