Call for Papers: HUFS Global Law Review Vol. 17, No. 2

The Law Research Institute of the Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS) is pleased to announce a call for papers for upcoming issues of the HUFS Global Law Review. The Review is a biannual academic journal published in the last day of February and August.

The HUFS Global Law Review invites the submission of scholarly articles addressing a broad range of legal issues in the fields of international law, regional law, and comparative law. The Review aims to foster academic discourse and support legal research activities from international and comparative perspectives. Over the past decade, the Review has served as a platform for the meaningful exchange of legal knowledge across jurisdictions and has contributed significantly to the advancement of comparative legal studies.

We welcome contributions from scholars and practitioners at all stages of their careers. Submissions must be written in English and may take the form of full-length research articles, short articles, presentation papers, or case briefs.

All submissions will be subject to double-blind peer review. Selected articles will be published in the upcoming issue of the HUFS Global Law Review, scheduled for release on August 31^st, 2025.

Submission Guidelines:

l  Submission Deadline : July 31^st, 2025

l  Maximum Length : 12,000 words (MS Word format)

l  Each submission must include :

-      Title of the Article

-      Abstract

-      Key Words

-      Table of Contents

-      Full text of the Article

-      References

-      Author’s full name, academic title, and institutional affiliation

Please submit manuscripts via email to : lawri@hufs.ac.kr

For any questions or further inquiries, please contact the Law Research Institute at the email address above.

We look forward to receiving your valuable contributions and to continuing our commitment to promoting excellence in scholarly exchange through the HUFS Global Law Review.

Law Research Institute

Hankuk University of Foreign Studies