Discussion
Contributions to the section Discussion shall concern a current topic or selected particular issues from the area of law and technology.
Structure of the contribution:
- Title
- Name/s of the author/s
- Information about the author/s (professional specialization and contact e-mail address)
- Short abstract in Czech and English (1 paragraph)
- Keywords in Czech and English
- Text of the contribution
- List of references
Suggested length of the contribution: 15—30 standard pages.
Annotation
The section Annotation is not peer-reviewed section available for short summaries of recent relevant court decisions or commented annotations of decisions that deserve particular attention.
Structure of the contribution:
- Name/s of the author/s of the annotation
- Information about the author/s (professional specialization and contact e-mail address)
- Court designation
- Date of publication
- Reference number
- Availability (e.g. published in the Collection of decisions, through the court website, not published etc.)
- Core legal sentence
- Text of the annotation, or commented section of the decision
Suggested length of the contribution: 2—10 standard pages.
Essays
The section "Essays" in not peer-reviewed section for English-written short essays on current topics. The section is primarily aimed towards publication of high-quality student contributions in a form of academic essay concerning specific issues related to law and technologies. The quality of the contributions is assessed by the members of the editorial team, whereas the deciding vote goes to the editor-in-chief.
Structure of the contribution:
- Title
- Name/s of the author/s
- Information about the author/s (professional specialization and contact e-mail address)
- Keywords in Czech and English
- Text of the contribution
- List of references
Suggested length of the contribution: 5—10 standard pages.
Thesis reviews
The "Thesis Reviews" section is not peer-reviewed section for short reviews of high-quality theses on current topics. The primary aim of the section is to inform the readers on quality theses by law students in the field of ICT law in the form of a academic review including a link to a repository of the full text of the thesis, presenting the contribution of the thesis, its quality, limitations and further research potential. The author of the review must not be the author of the thesis; it is expected that the author of the review will normally be the opponent, consultant or supervisor of the thesis. The inclusion of the thesis review in the issue is at the discretion of the editorial team, with the editor-in-chief having the deciding vote.
Structure of the contribution:
Full bibliographic citation of the reviewed thesis according to ISO 690
Name of reviewer
Information about the reviewer (author's professional affiliation and contact email)
Text of the review
Recommended length of the contribution: 2-5 standard pages.
Book review
The section Book review is a non peer-reviewed section, which is open to introductions of significant publications from the field of law and technology.
Structure of the contribution:
- Full bibliographic citation of the reviewed publication in accordance with ISO 690 standard
- Name of the reviewer/s
- Information about the reviewer/s (professional specialization and contact e-mail address)
- Text of the book review
Suggested length of the contribution: 2—5 standard pages.
Topic
The contributions for the section Topic should provide a complex and in-depth analysis of the selected issue.
Structure of the contribution:
- Title
- Name/s of the author/s
- Information about the author/s (professional specialization and contact e-mail address)
- Short abstract in Czech and English (1 paragraph)
- Keywords in Czech and English
- Text of the contribution
- List of references
Suggested length of the contribution: 30—50 standard pages.
Copyright Notice
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- The paper is original and has not been published or accepted for publication elsewhere (Ingelfinger rule);
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