Submissions
Submission Preparation Checklist
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- Authors pledge to publish with JLL should their submission be accepted. If it is simultaneously considered by another outlet, this is explained in the "Comments to the Editor" below.
- The submission is in .pdf format suitable for peer review, meaning any identifying personal information and metadata have been removed. It either adheres to the JLL template or will be reformatted accordingly upon acceptance.
- To ensure transparency and reproducibility of research hypotheses, all relevant data must be made available to the reviewers in an appropriate form. These data should be submitted in separate files with the article to be reviewed.
- The submission has not been previously published and adheres to all of JLL's standards of scientific integrity.
- The supplementary files contain the non-anonymized version of the submission, in a common word processor format (such as .doc, .docx, .rtf or .odt) suitable for editorial processing.
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Sections
Research Articles
JLL research articles must provide a substantial novel contribution to the field of language and law, at a length of 8,000-10,000 words. Articles are judged on the merits of their methodological soundness, credibility and the plausibility of their results.Forum: Comments and Reviews
JLL welcomes comments and reviews on books, prior JLL articles and other publications of interest to the scientific community. These contributions should contain 1,500-2,000 words and are subject to an editorial peer-review only.