Although published articles will appear in footnote format, manuscripts may be submitted in endnote format. The Journal of Law and Religion publishes book reviews for the purpose of bringing to the attention of our readers notable works that bear on the establishment and maintenance of a conversation across the disciplines of law and religion. Moreover, these reviews serve as a way to foster that conversation by inviting our readers to enter the conversation by bringing these works to their attention. Draft manuscripts of book reviews submitted for possible publication will be carefully evaluated on the basis of whether they have potential for inviting further conversation between author, reviewer and Journal reader. Review Procedure Article submissions are reviewed by the editors of the Journal who may choose an article for provisional acceptance.
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If deficiencies are discovered that cannot be corrected, the Journal reserves the right to withdraw the manuscript from publication. Generally, the Journal publishes material which has not previously appeared and cannot publish material which has been accepted by or pledged to another legal periodical.