L6608 AMERICAN REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION (0 pts)
The American Review of International Arbitration, a quarterly law review published by the Parker School of Foreign and Comparative Law at Columbia University, publishes scholarly articles, commentaries on recent developments, case notes, and bibliographical information. It is the only publication of its kind in the United States. The review attracts an array of contributions by leading scholars and practitioners as well as Columbia law students. Professor Hans Smit and Dr. Vratislav Pechota serve as editors-in-chief.

L6635 COLUMBIA BUSINESS LAW REVIEW (0 pts)
Columbia Business Law Review is the first legal periodical at a national law school to be devoted solely to the publication of articles focused on the interactions of the legal profession and the business community. The review publishes three issues yearly, which involve students in the editing of leading articles in business law, as well as the production of student-written notes.

L6622 COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN LAW (0 pts)
The Columbia Journal of European Law (CJEL) is published under the auspices of the Columbia University School of Law and the Parker School of Foreign and Comparative Law, in cooperation with the Institute for European Law of the Katholieke Universiteit in Leuven, Belgium. It is intended primarily to respond to the growth of interest in European law among Americans. While giving priority to the analysis of legal documents at the European Community and European Union level, the CJEL actively encourages contributions exploring any dimension of European law, including those at the national or regional levels, as well as those relevant to broader questions of the development of law and legal institutions in Europe as a whole. We further seek to present articles, whether authored by Americans, Europeans, or scholars from other parts of the world, that bring special comparative, historical, and political perspectives to bear on the issues under discussion. 

L6645 COLUMBIA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY LAW REVIEW (0 pts)
This a World Wide Web-based, solely online journal. It features articles from scholars and practitioners and provides a forum for scholarship regarding the changing technological landscape and its influence on law and social policy. Topic areas include, but are not limited to, the Internet, telecommunications, biotechnology, computer law, and technological property.  

L6655 HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW (0 pts)
Columbia Human Rights Law Review, a student-edited legal journal, publishes student and professional articles on contemporary human rights and civil liberties issues both in the United States and around the world. The journal seeks to present in-depth analyses of specific legal questions as well as broad surveys of the law in particular areas. Topics covered include freedom of speech, criminal law and procedure, poverty and family law, the impact of legal institutions on the lives of individuals and groups, and the efficacy of various international efforts to protect human rights.

L6615 JOURNAL OF ASIAN LAW (0 pts)
Published semi-annually under the auspices of the Centers for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Legal Studies, the Columbia Journal of Asian Law, formerly the Journal of Chinese Law, is a forum for examining the fundamental underpinnings and the rapid development of bodies of law in Asia. Almost every aspect of Asian law is within the journal's scope: history, business, intellectual property, human rights, and public international law, to name a few. The Columbia Journal of Asian Law was the first Columbia journal to pursue electronic publication via the World Wide Web (http://www.columbia.edu/cu/asiaweb).

The journal publishes articles by scholars, practicing attorneys, and government officials in the field, as well as student-written notes. Professors R. Randle Edwards and Jeong-Ho Roh serve as members of the journal's Board of Advisors. The staff is selected from applications received at the end of the first year for J.D. candidates; applications from LL.M., J.S.D., and special students are received at the beginning of the academic year.

L6618 JOURNAL OF EAST EUROPEAN LAW (0 pts)
The Parker School Journal of East European Law is dedicated to the study of legal changes in Russia and other republics of the former Soviet Union, as well as in Central and Eastern Europe. It offers scholarly articles, notes and comments, book reviews and a special commentary section devoted entirely to recent legislative developments. Dr. Vratislav Pechota serves as Editor-in-Chief.

L6620 JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW (0 pts)
The student-edited Columbia Journal of Environmental Law is designed to be a valuable aid to the legal community committed to the preservation and improvement of the environment.

L6625 JOURNAL OF GENDER AND LAW (0 pts)
Columbia Journal of Gender and Law publishes interdisciplinary works related to feminism and gender issues. The journal aims to promote an expansive view of feminism embracing women and men of different colors, classes, sexual orientations, and cultures.

L6630 JOURNAL OF LAW AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS (0 pts)
The Columbia Journal of Law & Social Problems, published four times a year, contains articles that analyze a specific legal question in light of related economic, political, or sociological considerations. The journal is written and edited entirely by students.

L6610 JOURNAL OF LAW AND THE ARTS (0 pts)
Columbia-VLA Journal of Law & the Arts is a quarterly publication on all aspects of law and the arts, entertainment, media and intellectual property, both national and international. Each issue is entirely student-edited and includes professional articles and student notes.

L6640 JOURNAL OF TRANSNATIONAL LAW (0 pts)
Columbia Journal of Transnational Law publishes material on all aspects of transnational, international, and comparative law, both public and private. Each issue is entirely student-edited and includes articles by professional authors and by student members of the journal.

L6665 NATIONAL BLACK LAW JOURNAL (0 pts)
The National Black Law Journal has been committed to scholarly discourse exploring the intersection of race and the law for more than 3 decades. We continue to build on this tradition by publishing articles that address the social features, policy implications, and political dimensions of legal issues surrounding race and minority group status. The journal provides a forum for scholars, students, practitioners, and activists interested in the interconnections between race and law and supports those works that are both critical of and marginalized within mainstream legal discourse. Although we seek to publish articles that represent broad and varied perspectives, we are also concerned that these articles inspire original thought, explore new alternatives, and contribute to current jurisprudential stances.