FIU Law encourages faculty and students alike to get involved in our College of Law Journals. Regardless of whether you want to get more involved in the academy or drive a career in legal practice, our journals provide an opportunity to partake in close research and analysis of the latest scholarship of the day.
FIU Law Review
FIU Law Review is the flagship law journal for Florida International University College of Law. Published on an annual volume basis, FIU Law Review publishes open submissions with symposium-based works in a combination of up to four issues per volume. Information on submitting to FIU Law Review, membership and giving can be found at FIU Law Review's online open-access journal.
Latin American & Caribbean Law Review
The FIU College of Law Latin American & Caribbean Law Review (LCLR) publishes legal scholarship that focuses on Latin America and the Caribbean (the Region), and its diaspora in the United States.
LCLR provides a forum for the analysis of important legal and policy issues affecting Latin American and Caribbean communities, such as immigration, social challenges affecting the Latin American and Caribbean population in the United States, and policy trends in the Region.
World Arbitration and Mediation Review
The World Arbitration and Mediation Review (WAMR) provides its readers with a thorough assessment of contemporary developments in the worldwide regulation and practice of arbitration and mediation. WAMR addresses, through scholarly and practical articles, comments, notes, and other sources, both the international and domestic aspects of arbitration and mediation. Florida International University College of Law hosts WAMR, providing editorial support.
African Journal of Legal Studies
The African Journal of Legal Studies (AJLS) is a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal published by Brill and the Center for International Law and Policy in Africa.
With the support of the Dean of the College of Law, the AJLS and FIU Law have created opportunities for FIU Law students to participate in the work of the journal. This small and highly talented group of graduate students contributes to the work of journal.