1. Editorial
- Author:
- Charles C. Jalloh
- Publication Date:
- 01-2011
- Content Type:
- Journal Article
- Journal:
- African Journal of Legal Studies
- Institution:
- The Africa Law Institute
- Abstract:
- On behalf of the Editorial Board, I am pleased to present issue 4.1 of the African JournalofLegal Studies (AJLS) under a new and exciting partnership with Martinus Nijhoff, the renowned Dutch publisher. On the occasion of our first print edition, I would like to express my most sincere gratitude to all the authors who have submitted manuscripts to A]LS for publication consideration. This special issue on international criminal law aims to contribute to, and to further stimulate, the growing debate on the place and nature of international criminal accountability for all those bearing the greatest responsibility for international crimes in Africa's numerous contemporary conflicts. While unable to accept every submission, the three peer-reviewed articles selected for this first print issue of the journal confirm the original thinking and high quality we are confident will continue to be this journal's hallmark. Consistent with our new partnership, the journal is pleased to announce that we will publish three issues. We also inaugurate a new look both in our electronic and print formats. Electronically, arrangements are now in place for all the journal's back issues as well as our new content to be available on our new website at brill.nl/ajls. We hope that the many databases associated with Martinus Nijhoff will give our published contents and authors truly global circulation in this age of Internet, Facebook and Twitter.
- Topic:
- Law
- Political Geography:
- Africa