The Regulatory Review welcomes outside submissions, typically in the range of 750 to 1,000 words, on any and all issues related to regulation. Submissions should include hyperlinks in lieu of footnotes or academic references, and please be sure to submit your essay as a Word document.
We also welcome submissions responding to essays previously published in The Regulatory Review. Despite a high volume of submissions, we commit to providing prompt editorial decisions. Following a decision to accept a submitted essay for publication, our editorial team subjects each essay to a thorough internal editing process to ensure conformity with The Regulatory Review’s standards and style conventions. Accordingly, accepted submissions typically undergo multiple rounds of review and exchange with authors before being scheduled for publication.
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- Your submission has not been previously published or posted elsewhere and is neither currently under review anywhere else nor will it be submitted elsewhere pending our review and editing.
- We can work with you to edit your work to meet our editorial standards.
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- Your submission does not in any way infringe on anyone else’s copyright or other rights.
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