Canadian Journal of Law and Society

Managing Editor:
Dawn Moore (Carleton University)
cjls_rcds@carleton.ca

French Editor
Violaine Lemay (University of Montreal)
violaine.lemay@umontreal.ca

Editorial Administrators
Lisa Wright
Darren Pacione
CJLS_RCDS@Carleton.ca

English Book Reviews Editor
Diane Crocker
diane.crocker@smu.ca 

French Book Reviews Editor
Liora Israël
liora.israel@ehess.fr

Editorial Address:
Canadian Journal of Law and Society / Revue Canadienne du Droit et Sociétié
Department of Law
Carleton University
1125 Colonel By Dr.
Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6
Phone: (613) 520-2600 x 2966
E-mail: cjls_rcds@carleton.ca

Editorial Board

Liora Israël, École des hautes études en sciences sociales
Dawn Moore, Carleton University
Robert Leckey, McGill University
Diane Crocker, Saint Mary's University
Benjamin Berger, University of Victoria
Mary Stokes, Osgoode Hall Law School
Eve Darian-Smith, University of California Santa Barbara
Renisa Mawani, University of British Columbia
Claude Didry, École normale supérieure de Cachan
Elizabeth Jelin, CONICET Buenos Aires
Ngaire Naffine, University of Adelaide
Andrew Woolford, University of Manitoba
Fiona Kay, Queen's University
Christian Wilke, Carleton University

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CJLS Submission Guidelines

Articles: Authors interested in publishing an article in the Canadian Journal of Law and Society should submit an electronic version of their manuscript. The text should not exceed 30 pages (8,000 words), double-spaced, including notes and appendices, and should present an abstract. In order to facilitate double-blind peer review, the manuscript needs to be anonymized. For citation purposes, the Journal has adopted the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation (7th edition), published by Carswell, for legislation and case law, and the Chicago Manual of Style (16th edition), published by University of Chicago Press, for other types of sources.

Each manuscript is first read by the Editor to determine its admissibility. It is then submitted anonymously to at least three external reviewers, from different disciplines, whose reports are taken into consideration by the Editor in the decision and the modifications eventually asked for. The referees' reports, which also remain anonymous, are transmitted to the author together with the editorial decision. Once the manuscript is accepted, the author should send to the Journal the final version of the article, following the editorial guidelines. The Journal does not evaluate or publish articles that have been submitted concurrently to other journals or have already been published.