The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues
Publications

The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues is a refereed journal focusing on legal and policy issues underpinning the movement of people across national borders. It accepts articles on a wide range of issues, including:

• International migration patterns;
• Changing migration trends and the rights of non-citizens;
• Refugees and internally displaced people;
• Government and civil responses to refugee flows;
• Determination and assessment of refugee status;
• Comparative migration and refugee law;
• The history of migration and refugee law; and
• Citizenship and statelessness.

Papers are peer-reviewed and submissions are invited from practitioners, academics, postgraduate students and judicial officers. We review all articles within one month of receipt.

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Submissions

Contributions to The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues are to be submitted electronically through our electronic submission system. Contributors will be informed within four weeks of the date of submission whether or not their paper has been accepted for publication. The journal will consider articles and commentaries that are under consideration elsewhere.

Articles must contain an abstract between 50 to 200 words summarising the key points made in the article. All contributions must confrom with the style requirements of the "Blue Book", published by the Harvard Law Review Association. For more information, please refer to http://www.legalbluebook.com/.

All articles are peer refereed.

Editor

Mr John Vrachnas