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Emory Corporate Governance and Accountability Review

Copyright & Policies

Contents

Submissions

The Emory Corporate Governance and Accountability Review (ECGAR), an Open Access journal, is published twice a year. ECGAR welcomes the submission of manuscripts for consideration for publication.

Content

ECGAR publishes manuscripts that focus on topics related to the journal’s mission statement.

We publish submissions in a number of formats, including blog posts, opinion essays and responses, symposium pieces, surveys, book reviews, and traditional, full-length law review articles.

Style and Citation

ECGAR adheres to The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (21st ed. 2020). Submissions need not be received in this format. Articles selected for publication, however, will be edited to conform to this standard.

Process

ECGAR accepts submissions year-round. Manuscripts submitted for consideration should be no longer than 50,000 words. If selected, the Executive Articles Editor will contact authors to extend a publication offer. The Executive Articles Editor will discuss with authors any editorial changes prior to publication. Offers are contingent upon a successful completion of the editorial process and acceptance of the applicable publication agreement.

Authors published by ECGAR retain copyright in their works.

The Editorial Board attempts to review manuscripts as quickly as possible.

How to Submit

Submissions may be electronically transmitted through Scholastica or by email at ecgar@emory.edu.

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Expedited Review

If you have submitted a manuscript for review by the ECGAR and would like to request an expedited review, please contact Madeleine Wood, Executive Articles Editor, at ecgar@emory.edu. Please be sure to include the following information in any communication with the Executive Articles Editor:

  • Deadline for expedited review
  • Name of other journals that have extended a publication offer
  • Best way to reach you

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Unless otherwise indicated, each article, essay, comment, or other work published in an Emory Law journal is copyright by its author(s). Also unless otherwise indicated, the authors and the journal grant permission to reproduce and distribute for nonprofit educational uses material published in the journal, provided that:

  • in the case of copies distributed in class, students are charged no more than the cost of duplication;
  • the copied work is identified in accordance with the rules set forth in the current edition of The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation 21st ed. (2020); and
  • proper notice of copyright is affixed to each copy.

For permission to reproduce and distribute any work published in an Emory Law journal for other purposes, contact the work's author(s). All such reproduction must identify the author(s), the journal, the volume, the number of the first page, and the year of the work's publication in the journal.

For other copyright questions, contact the Managing Editor at lawpublications@emory.edu.

Please include author, title, volume, issue number, and year the article appeared.

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Contact Us

Kamari Koonce
Editor-in-Chief, Volume 10
kamari.koonce@emory.edu

Subscriptions and Reprint Permissions
Managing Editor

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