From Law/Text/Culture (via Thom Giddens, University of Dundee):
Call for Special Issue Proposal for 2027 Law Text Culture Vol 31
Law Text Culture is a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal that explores law and jurisprudence across the intersecting domains of politics, aesthetics, and ethics. The journal publishes a single thematic special issue annually, curated by guest editors and designed to foster innovative encounters between law, culture, literature, philosophy, history, politics, visual arts, and related fields.
Proposal Requirements
Proposals (maximum 500 words) should include:
· a concise description of the proposed theme;
· a draft call for papers outlining the aims and scope of the issue;
· an indication of potential contributors and how they will be identified or invited;
· the anticipated range of genres and contributions (for example, scholarly articles, creative writing, visual works, interviews, or reflective pieces);
· brief details of the proposed guest editor(s).
Proposals should be submitted by 15 October 2026
Prospective guest editors are warmly invited to contact the Managing Editor at ltc-journal@uow.edu.au to discuss potential themes or proposals prior to submission. All submitted proposals will be considered by the Board, and its decision will be made by 15 November 2026.
Further information about the journal and the proposal process is available on the LTC website: LawText Culture – Proposals and Applications
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