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Inviting ContributorsWe welcome scholarly and research articles of any length (preferably 5 - 10,000 words) on topics related to law and information science and papers
giving information on major new research projects, new technologies and new applications in this area. Articles and papers should be
accompanied by a (200 - 500 word) abstract and brief biographical note. Contributions may be submitted in the form of Email
attachments to: Michael Stokes, or on diskette, preferably in Microsoft Word
All submitted articles must have the Submission and Publication Agreement Journal of Law, Information and Science attached.
All articles and papers must be submitted in English. All papers published as scholarly or research articles will be refereed by two
referees pursuant to a ‘double-blind’ refereeing policy, but papers describing new research projects, technologies and applications
will not be refereed except to the extent necessary to ensure that they provide an accurate description of the service or resource which
they are describing. The editors retain the right to decide whether any contribution will be considered for publication as a scholarly
or research article or as a descriptive paper. The Journal is published in conformity with the Australian Guide to Legal Citation which can be viewed on the
internet at: www.law.unimelb.edu.au/mulr/aglc.htm. It would greatly facilitate the publishing process if papers are submitted in this reference style.
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