The New York International Law Review (NYILR) has announced an urgent call for article submissions for its Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 issues. The publication is inviting scholars, legal professionals and other authors to submit research on issues of international, comparative or foreign law.
Published in conjunction with the New York State Bar Association International Section, the New York International Law Review provides a platform for legal scholarship covering developments and issues relevant to the international legal community.
Call Open for Scholarly Articles
The current call seeks scholarly articles on topics of interest to members of the NYSBA International Section.
The journal is particularly interested in work dealing with international law, comparative law and foreign law. Authors can use the opportunity to examine important legal developments, emerging issues and comparative approaches across different jurisdictions.
The publication has previously featured articles covering a wide range of international legal subjects. Past issues have included research on terrorist financing restrictions, violence against women, the Iraqi Special Tribunal, foreign direct investment and criminal justice in Sierra Leone.
The broad range of topics reflects the journal’s interest in legal questions that have an international or comparative dimension.
Opportunity for Legal Researchers and Practitioners
The NYILR describes publishing in a New York State Bar Association Section publication as an opportunity for authors to establish their presence within the legal community and demonstrate their legal knowledge.
The journal’s contributors include authors recognised for their legal expertise internationally. For researchers and practitioners working in international, comparative or foreign law, publication can provide an opportunity to share their work with a professional legal audience.
The call may therefore be of interest to academics, practising lawyers, researchers and others working on contemporary questions in international law.
MCLE Credit May Be Available
Authors may also be eligible to earn Mandatory Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) credit for qualifying legal writing.
According to the announcement, credit may be available for legal-based writing directed towards an attorney audience, subject to application to the CLE Board.
The NYSBA Guidelines for Obtaining MCLE Credit for Writing and a Publication Credit Application are available for authors who wish to explore this option.
How to Submit an Article
Authors who have already written an article and would like it to be considered for publication can submit their work through Scholastica.
The journal has also made its Author’s Guidelines available, and prospective contributors should review the submission requirements before sending their work.
In addition to the article, submissions should include a CV and a cover email containing a statement of the approximate word count.
Authors can submit their work directly to Heebah Khan, Editor-in-Chief, at:
Alternatively, submissions can be made through the NYILR’s page on Scholastica.
Topics of International and Comparative Law
The call is open to articles addressing issues that fall within international, comparative or foreign law.
This gives prospective authors considerable scope in selecting their research topic. Articles may examine legal developments across jurisdictions, compare different legal systems or analyse significant questions arising in international law.
The journal’s previous publications demonstrate the breadth of subjects that can be considered, ranging from international financial restrictions and foreign investment to human rights, international criminal justice and developments in foreign legal systems.
Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 Issues
The current call covers two forthcoming issues of the journal: Fall 2026 and Spring 2027.
The urgent call provides researchers and legal professionals with an opportunity to submit scholarly work for consideration in these editions.
Authors interested in contributing should ensure that their submissions follow the journal’s Author’s Guidelines and include the required supporting materials.
The New York International Law Review has encouraged interested authors to submit their work and stated that it looks forward to reviewing the submissions.
For prospective contributors, the call offers an opportunity to contribute to legal scholarship while engaging with an audience interested in international, comparative and foreign law.The New York International Law Review (NYILR) has announced an urgent call for article submissions for its Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 issues. The publication is inviting scholars, legal professionals and other authors to submit research on issues of international, comparative or foreign law.
Published in conjunction with the New York State Bar Association International Section, the New York International Law Review provides a platform for legal scholarship covering developments and issues relevant to the international legal community.
Call Open for Scholarly Articles
The current call seeks scholarly articles on topics of interest to members of the NYSBA International Section.
The journal is particularly interested in work dealing with international law, comparative law and foreign law. Authors can use the opportunity to examine important legal developments, emerging issues and comparative approaches across different jurisdictions.
The publication has previously featured articles covering a wide range of international legal subjects. Past issues have included research on terrorist financing restrictions, violence against women, the Iraqi Special Tribunal, foreign direct investment and criminal justice in Sierra Leone.
The broad range of topics reflects the journal’s interest in legal questions that have an international or comparative dimension.
Opportunity for Legal Researchers and Practitioners
The NYILR describes publishing in a New York State Bar Association Section publication as an opportunity for authors to establish their presence within the legal community and demonstrate their legal knowledge.
The journal’s contributors include authors recognised for their legal expertise internationally. For researchers and practitioners working in international, comparative or foreign law, publication can provide an opportunity to share their work with a professional legal audience.
The call may therefore be of interest to academics, practising lawyers, researchers and others working on contemporary questions in international law.
MCLE Credit May Be Available
Authors may also be eligible to earn Mandatory Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) credit for qualifying legal writing.
According to the announcement, credit may be available for legal-based writing directed towards an attorney audience, subject to application to the CLE Board.
The NYSBA Guidelines for Obtaining MCLE Credit for Writing and a Publication Credit Application are available for authors who wish to explore this option.
How to Submit an Article
Authors who have already written an article and would like it to be considered for publication can submit their work through Scholastica.
The journal has also made its Author’s Guidelines available, and prospective contributors should review the submission requirements before sending their work.
In addition to the article, submissions should include a CV and a cover email containing a statement of the approximate word count.
Authors can submit their work directly to Heebah Khan, Editor-in-Chief, at:
Alternatively, submissions can be made through the NYILR’s page on Scholastica.
Topics of International and Comparative Law
The call is open to articles addressing issues that fall within international, comparative or foreign law.
This gives prospective authors considerable scope in selecting their research topic. Articles may examine legal developments across jurisdictions, compare different legal systems or analyse significant questions arising in international law.
The journal’s previous publications demonstrate the breadth of subjects that can be considered, ranging from international financial restrictions and foreign investment to human rights, international criminal justice and developments in foreign legal systems.
Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 Issues
The current call covers two forthcoming issues of the journal: Fall 2026 and Spring 2027.
The urgent call provides researchers and legal professionals with an opportunity to submit scholarly work for consideration in these editions.
Authors interested in contributing should ensure that their submissions follow the journal’s Author’s Guidelines and include the required supporting materials.
The New York International Law Review has encouraged interested authors to submit their work and stated that it looks forward to reviewing the submissions.
For prospective contributors, the call offers an opportunity to contribute to legal scholarship while engaging with an audience interested in international, comparative and foreign law.
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