Journal of International Business Law (IWRZ)
About
The new journal provides practice-oriented, comprehensive information on the relevant aspects of international business law. In essays, decision and practice notes on national and international judgments, specialist lawyers will find important know-how, among others, in the following areas
- Commercial Law
- Corporate Law
- Trade Law
- Antitrust Law
- Arbitration Law
- Mediation
- Civil Law
- Foreign Law
- Tax Law
Each issue contains an editorial, essays with practice-oriented solutions, notes on latest decisions with comments and reviews of judgments with practice notes.
The IWRZ – indispensable for all lawyers and in-house lawyers working in the field of international business law as well as (prospective) specialist lawyers for international business law.
Editorial Advisory Board
- Prof. Dr. Holger Altmeppen
- RAin Prof. Dr. Renate Dendorfer-Ditges, LL.M., MBA
- Prof. Dr. Christiana Fountoulakis
- RA Prof. Dr. Burghard Piltz
- RA Prof. Dr. Gerhard Wegen, LL.M.
- RA Dr. Werner Müller
Editorial office and staff
- RA Prof. Dr. Friedrich Graf von Westphalen
- Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Thomas Pfeiffer
- RA Prof. Dr. Hanns-Christian Salger, LL.M.
Editorial address
RA Prof. Dr. Friedrich Graf von Westphalen
Stöcken 17
53797 Lohmar
Germany
Mail: grafvonwestphalen@freenet.de
Authors’ Notes
Dear authors!
The following handout is intended to make your work and ours easier when writing and editing manuscripts for the IWRZ. If any questions arise, please do not hesitate to contact us (sempere@nomos.de, +49 7221 2104-443).
- Editorial guidelines for the submission of essays
- Editorial guidelines for decision notes and comments or practice notes
Manuscripts should be sent to the editorial office
(grafvonwestphalen@freenet.de). Only unpublished original papers will be accepted. The authors agree to non-distorting editing by the publisher. Unsolicited manuscripts – for which no liability is assumed – are considered a proposal for publication under the publisher’s conditions. Acceptance for publication must be made in writing.
With the acceptance for publication, the author transfers to the publisher the exclusive publishing right until copyright expiration. This includes in particular the right to produce electronic versions and to store them in databases as well as the right to reproduce and distribute them online or offline without additional remuneration. After the expiration of one year, the author may grant other publishers a simple reprint permission; the right to the electronic version remains with the publisher.