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About Miyetti Quarterly Law Review
Miyetti Quarterly Law Review is published by Miyetti Research
and Publications Limited as a peer reviewed law journal with the
aim of advancing cutting edge substantive and adjectival practice
and procedural insights into contemporary topical legal issues
arising from the Nigerian and comparative Law from other
jurisdictions thereby expanding the frontiers of legal
knowledge.
GUIDELINES FOR CONTRIBUTORS
- The Miyetti Quarterly Law Review (MQLR) published by
Miyetti Research and Publications, is a legal journal that
publishes articles on all facets of Nigerian and International Law.
The core areas of the Journal include topical legal, regulatory and
policy issues in the manufacturing sector, commerce, power,
extractive industry, sports and entertainment, tourism and
hospitality, humanitarian, reproductive health, infrastructure
concessioneering, access to justice, criminal justice
administration, election petition to mention a few.
- The articles submitted must demonstrate a thorough
understanding of the legal issues discussed from the perspective of
relevant extant legal and judicial authorities on the field, while
also capturing the comparative aspects where necessary. An in-depth
analysis of current trends and recent developments in the subject
matter should be provided in the article.
- Articles submitted should maintain the range of
6000-7000 words without footnotes and up to
9000 words including footnotes. However, longer
articles containing more than 7000 words may be
considered for publication. Furthermore, articles should be
submitted in Garamond format with a font size of 12 and accurately
double-spaced.
- Any article submitted should be an original work of the author.
The Editorial Board will not consider any article already published
either in full or in part or scheduled to be published elsewhere.
The authors will be required to provide a letter that their work is
indeed original and would not be published anywhere else.
- Copyright in the article will be assigned to Miyetti
Research and
Publications.
- The article should clearly indicate the title and the author
together with a brief personal description that the author would
want to see in the publication; this should be between the ranges
of 60-70 words.
- Articles must contain an abstract of about
150-200 words describing the content of the
articles.
- Every article must be referenced in order to ensure relevance
and accuracy. The reference style adopted by The Miyetti
Quarterly Law Review is the OSCOLA (Oxford Standard for the
Citation of Legal Authorities) referencing system. Please
visit http://www.law.ox.ac.uk/published/OSCOLA_4th_edn.pdf
for guidelines on proper referencing.
- All footnotes should be automatically numbered using the Arabic
numerals. There should be no blank spaces separating the footnotes.
It should reflect the name of the author, title, place of
publication, publisher’s name, and year of publication, pages
referred to and any other relevant information. The footnotes
should be checked for accuracy, consistency and completeness.
- All submissions must be in English. In cases where articles
submitted are in a foreign language, the Editorial Board may
consider it for translation. Such articles should be accompanied by
a synopsis upon submission in English.
- Authors should submit their manuscript through electronic mail
(e- mail) to editor@miyettiquarterlylawreview.com, formatted for
print on A4 paper. Manuscripts should not be more than twenty-five
(25) pages in case of articles and in case of case reviews, fifteen
(15) pages. No exclusive submission policy is in place; hence,
submission may also be made through mail. Where submission is by
mail, it should be sent to: Miyetti
Research and Publications, 1 Nwaora Close, off Gana
Street, Maitama, Abuja FCT, Nigeria.
- All articles submitted should carry the name(s) of the
author(s), contact address, telephone numbers and email address.
Authors should also attach a recently updated copy of their CV’s to
provide qualifications and academic and professional
affiliations.
- Where the work submitted contains materials, which is someone
else’s copyright, the unrestricted permission of the copyright
owner to use the material must be obtained and evidence of such
forwarded along with the article. Also, the material should be
identified and acknowledged with the work. Submitted works should
not, to the best of the author’s knowledge, contain anything that
is libelous, illegal, or infringes on anyone’s copyright or other
rights.
Please note that every article submitted to Miyetti Research
and
Publications will be put through a
PLAGIARISM check…
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Below are the calls/Topics you’re expected to write
on.
- ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE LAW
Deadline – 30th January 2018 ; Download here
- BUSINESS AND TAXATION
Deadline – 30th January 2018: Download here
- CORPORATE GOVERANANCE
Deadline – 30th January 2018; Download here
- INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
(ICT) AND NEW MEDIA LAW
Deadline – 30th January 2018; Download here
- LAW AND GENDER / GENDER AND THE LAW
Deadline – 30th January 2018; Download here
- LAW AND SECURITY, WAR CRIMES, AND
TERRORISM
Deadline – 30th January 2018; Download here
- SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW
Deadline – 30th January 2018; Download here
About Miyetti Quarterly Law Review
Miyetti Quarterly Law Review is published by Miyetti Research
and Publications Limited as a peer reviewed law journal with the
aim of advancing cutting edge substantive and adjectival practice
and procedural insights into contemporary topical legal issues
arising from the Nigerian and comparative Law from other
jurisdictions thereby expanding the frontiers of legal
knowledge.
GUIDELINES FOR CONTRIBUTORS
- The Miyetti Quarterly Law Review (MQLR) published by
Miyetti Research and Publications, is a legal journal that
publishes articles on all facets of Nigerian and International Law.
The core areas of the Journal include topical legal, regulatory and
policy issues in the manufacturing sector, commerce, power,
extractive industry, sports and entertainment, tourism and
hospitality, humanitarian, reproductive health, infrastructure
concessioneering, access to justice, criminal justice
administration, election petition to mention a few.
- The articles submitted must demonstrate a thorough
understanding of the legal issues discussed from the perspective of
relevant extant legal and judicial authorities on the field, while
also capturing the comparative aspects where necessary. An in-depth
analysis of current trends and recent developments in the subject
matter should be provided in the article.
- Articles submitted should maintain the range of
6000-7000 words without footnotes and up to
9000 words including footnotes. However, longer
articles containing more than 7000 words may be
considered for publication. Furthermore, articles should be
submitted in Garamond format with a font size of 12 and accurately
double-spaced.
- Any article submitted should be an original work of the author.
The Editorial Board will not consider any article already published
either in full or in part or scheduled to be published elsewhere.
The authors will be required to provide a letter that their work is
indeed original and would not be published anywhere else.
- Copyright in the article will be assigned to Miyetti
Research and
Publications.
- The article should clearly indicate the title and the author
together with a brief personal description that the author would
want to see in the publication; this should be between the ranges
of 60-70 words.
- Articles must contain an abstract of about
150-200 words describing the content of the
articles.
- Every article must be referenced in order to ensure relevance
and accuracy. The reference style adopted by The Miyetti
Quarterly Law Review is the OSCOLA (Oxford Standard for the
Citation of Legal Authorities) referencing system. Please
visit http://www.law.ox.ac.uk/published/OSCOLA_4th_edn.pdf
for guidelines on proper referencing.
- All footnotes should be automatically numbered using the Arabic
numerals. There should be no blank spaces separating the footnotes.
It should reflect the name of the author, title, place of
publication, publisher’s name, and year of publication, pages
referred to and any other relevant information. The footnotes
should be checked for accuracy, consistency and completeness.
- All submissions must be in English. In cases where articles
submitted are in a foreign language, the Editorial Board may
consider it for translation. Such articles should be accompanied by
a synopsis upon submission in English.
- Authors should submit their manuscript through electronic mail
(e- mail) to editor@miyettiquarterlylawreview.com, formatted for
print on A4 paper. Manuscripts should not be more than twenty-five
(25) pages in case of articles and in case of case reviews, fifteen
(15) pages. No exclusive submission policy is in place; hence,
submission may also be made through mail. Where submission is by
mail, it should be sent to: Miyetti
Research and Publications, 1 Nwaora Close, off Gana
Street, Maitama, Abuja FCT, Nigeria.
- All articles submitted should carry the name(s) of the
author(s), contact address, telephone numbers and email address.
Authors should also attach a recently updated copy of their CV’s to
provide qualifications and academic and professional
affiliations.
- Where the work submitted contains materials, which is someone
else’s copyright, the unrestricted permission of the copyright
owner to use the material must be obtained and evidence of such
forwarded along with the article. Also, the material should be
identified and acknowledged with the work. Submitted works should
not, to the best of the author’s knowledge, contain anything that
is libelous, illegal, or infringes on anyone’s copyright or other
rights.
Please note that every article submitted to Miyetti Research
and
Publications will be put through a
PLAGIARISM check…
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Below are the calls/Topics you’re expected to write
on.
- ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE LAW
Deadline – 30th January 2018 ; Download here
- BUSINESS AND TAXATION
Deadline – 30th January 2018: Download here
- CORPORATE GOVERANANCE
Deadline – 30th January 2018; Download here
- INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
(ICT) AND NEW MEDIA LAW
Deadline – 30th January 2018; Download here
- LAW AND GENDER / GENDER AND THE LAW
Deadline – 30th January 2018; Download here
- LAW AND SECURITY, WAR CRIMES, AND
TERRORISM
Deadline – 30th January 2018; Download here
- SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW
Deadline – 30th January 2018; Download here
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