Letter from the Editor
| Author | Grady Arnott |
| Position | Editor-in-Chief 2017-18 |
| Pages | 2-3 |
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Letter from the Editor
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On behalf of our editorial board, it gives me great pride to present this third
volume of the LSE Law Review.
As an independent student-led journal established in 2015, our goal this year
was to sustain the vision of its founders. Building on this strong early leadership,
we shared the aim for the LSE Law Review to serve as a forum for students,
practioners, and academics to express their pe rspe ctiv es on some of the most
important contemporary legal issues around the world.
Our third volume marks several exciting milestones in the continuation of
these efforts. This year we received interest from stu dents from numerous
academic institutions, resulting in an unprecedented number of submissions on
all areas of law, from jurisdictions around the world. The LSE Law Review is now
issued with an International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) by the British
Library; all articles will be assigned a Digital Objec t Identifier (DOI); and the
journal is linked to LSE Research Online and other databases. We hope this
electronic inclusion broadens the journal’s reach and encourages the submission
of high-quality scholarship. We are indebted to Ms. Lucy Lambe and LSE Library
staff for their invalu able assistance throughout this process.
On behalf of our editorial board, I extend profound gratitude to the LSE
Department of Law, espec ially Professor Jeremy Horder, Professor Andrew
Murray, and Ms. Sarah Lee for their continued financial support and enthusiasm
for this project. Furthermore, we thank The Rt Hon. Professor Si r Robin Jacob,
Hugh Laddie Professor of Intellectual Property Law and Director of the Institute
of Brand and Innovation Law, University College London, for joi ning us at the
third annual Launch Night as our honorary LSE Law alumni guest spea ker.
We also thank our corporate and prize sponsors Francis Taylor Building
(Ms. Deirdre Mahon), 11KBW (Ms. Claire Halas), and 3 Verulam Buildings (Mr.
Robin Jackson) for their generous support and c ontinued interest in partnering
with the Review. We also show our appreciation to the LSESU Law Society and
its executive c ommittee for their collaboration and commitment of resources,
which makes this journal possible.
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