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7 Int'l Zeitschrift i (2011)

handle is hein.journals/intzeit7 and id is 1 raw text is: International Zeitschrift (IZ) 7.1, May 2011
http://www.zeitschrift.co.uk/indexv7n I
International Zeitschrift (IZ) is a journal for dialogue and legal analysis of current events with an inter-
cultural depth and sensitivity. We also feature historical content that can help us better understand the
events we witness and, sometimes, experience in the present. The goal of the journal is to encourage a more
clear understanding of what lies behind, within, and ahead of the world's political, legal, cultural, and social
events. While we feature articles written by a number of legal academics on various topics, we also accept
article submissions from professors and students of any discipline. If you have an article or story which
figures into the international discussion alluded to above, we welcome your submission. IZ aim's for
diversity of content within the context of international news and events. Our end goal is to help make
people better educated about the interplay between the law, international events, and the philosophies and
ideologies which give rise to them.
Editor
C.G. Bateman BA, LLB, MCS, LLM, PhD student
University of British Columbia
Faculty of Law
Vancouver, BC
Associate Editor
Ian Townsend-Gault, Director of the Centre for Asian Legal Studies
Faculty of Law, University of British Columbia
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada
Contributing Editors
Professor Clive Schofield, Director of Research and ARC Future Fellow
Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources & Security (ANCORS)
University of Wollongong
Australia
Iraj Taher B.Sc. (Computing Science), B.A. (Cognitive Science)
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada
Aweis Issa B.Sc., M.Sc.
Professor of Environmental Science (UN)
Somaliland, Somalia
Brent Sutherland B.A.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada
Submissions: Manuscript submissions are accepted via email to submit@zeitschrift.co.uk with article
submission in the subject line. We will accept articles up to 15,000 words, but many of our articles come
in under 5000: in other words, we encourage both concise write-ups as well as longer academic works.

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