Law Journals

• Alaska Law Review  - Scholarly publication created to examine law-related issues that affect the State of Alaska. Staffed by second and third year law students, governed by a faculty advisor committee.
• Duke Environmental Law and Policy Forum  - Environmental law journal presented in a format useful as a legal scholarship resource.
• Duke Journal of Comparative and International Law  - Legal periodical with inputs from Duke Law faculty and international practitioners.
• Duke Journal of Constitutional Law and Public Policy  - Aims to examine legal issues at the crossroads of constitutional litigation and public policy. Serves as a practical resource for law practitioners, judges, and legislators.
• Duke Journal of Gender Law and Policy  - Interdisciplinary publication dedicated to discussing issues related to gender, sexuality, race, and class in the context of law and public policy.
• Duke Law Journal  - Serves as a medium for student expression, publishing legal writing from students as well as faculty members.
• Law and Contemporary Problems  - Interdisciplinary publication covering legal issues ion the sciences, social sciences, and humanities.
• Law and Technology Review  - Scholarly publication designed to tackle issues and topics of interest in e-commerce, cybercrime, international laws, intellectual property, and other technology-law subjects.