About New Zealand Universities 
              Law Review
            The New Zealand Universities Law Review was established 
              in 1963. It is widely regarded as New Zealand's premier law review 
              and enjoys a strong international reputation. 
            The New Zealand Universities Law Review is published in hard copy in 
            	June and December each year by Thomson Reuters. 
            	Each issue contains refereed articles and book reviews. Articles on a wide variety of subjects are published, 
            	although preference is given to articles on or that have relevance to New Zealand law, general principles of 
            	common law, and international law. Every issue since 1997 is also available on Westlaw. 								Articles attract advanced 
            	on-line publication. 
            Editorial responsibility is shared among the six New Zealand University Law Schools. 
            In 2024–2025, editorial responsibility rests with the University of Canterbury. Potential 
            	contributors are kindly requested to send all correspondence and article submissions 
            	via e-mail to the General Editors, Professor Neil Boister at 
            	neil.boister@canterbury.ac.nz and Professor Matthew Barber at 
            	matthew.barber@canterbury.ac.nz. 
            The New Zealand Universities Law Review is published on behalf of the Editorial Board, 
            	which comprises the Deans of the Law Faculties of New Zealand. 
            Copyright of contributions in the New Zealand Universities Law Review is vested jointly in the publisher 
            	and individual contributors, and permission to reuse is required from both. Applications may be 
            	made in the first instance to the New Zealand Universities Law Review Production Editor at Thomson Reuters, 
            	Erin Donohue Logan at erin.donohue@thomsonreuters.com.  
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