Associate Editors
The Editorial Board is supported by around 10 to 15 Associate Editors, who, together with the Board, form the Editorial Committee.
Associate Editors work closely with the members of the Editorial Board. Major decisions, including decisions concerning the administration and production of the journal, are made by the full Editorial Committee.
The Associate Editors for 2023-24 are:
- Aisling Railton
- Joseph Khaw
- Kamau Grant
- Katharina Neumann
- Katie Pentney
- Lado Sirdadze
- Leo Pang
- Quintus Wong
- Sonya Campbell
- Titiksha Mohanty
Applications for the position of Associate Editor are invited each year at the beginning of Michaelmas Term. All Oxford postgraduate law students, whether they are doing taught course degrees (BCL; MJur; MLF; MSc in Criminology) or research degrees are warmly encouraged to apply. Prior editorial experience is helpful but not required.
Applicants are asked to attend a 2-hour training, at the end of which, a test will be distributed. Completion of the test will be considered as an application for the position of an Associate Editor. Should the number of successfully completed tests exceed the number of free positions, the Editorial Board may also consider other factors to make appointments, including the applicants' academic backgrounds, editorial potential (including any legal publishing or general publishing experience as authors, editors or both), areas of legal interest and knowledge, diversity of background, and the applicants' ability to co-operate with the existing Editorial Board.