Posted by - EPL aims to cater to the quest of scholars and decision-makers to address the environmental “world problematique.” It will, where possible, also aims to accommodate high-quality research works on regional and national (policy, law, and institutional) issues of significance that have global value as well as replicable in other parts of the world.
- EPL’s ideational vision and the content will be guided by this primary remit to pursue a pathway for a better common environmental future.
Theme
- Environmental policy;
- Environmental law;
- Or a related topic.
Submission Rules
- Blog posts must cover a topic important to environmental policy, environmental law, or a related topic.
- It will be reviewed by a journal editor and staff, along with external experts as appropriate. The author may receive feedback.
- It should be factually and scientifically sourced and accurate. As appropriate, please provide reference citations with links.
- References are not always necessary in blog posts, though if they are required, then it is recommended no more than 20 can be cited.
- Blogposts may not be defamatory.
- The journal reserves the right to edit for grammar, length, clarity and editorial style. Authors will be advised of edits prior to publication. As appropriate, the editor/journal may return the post for revisions prior to publication.
- Authors are asked to consider royalty-free artwork that may accompany their posts. The authors must be able to provide details and sources of these royalty-free images. If no images are supplied, the editor will select appropriate visuals.
- The suggested length for posts is 300 to 1500 words. For lengthy submissions, the journal reserves the right to suggest reducing the length or splitting the article into multiple posts.
- The post title should be clear about the point of the post – what’s in it for the reader? How will they benefit from reading?
Relevant Link and Contact
For further clarity one may reach out to c.mcnamara@iospress.nl
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