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Law journals rank among most highly cited publications
In the 2011 law journal rankings recently released by Washington and Lee University, 91心頭利 Law School's five student-edited journals ranked among the most highly cited publications in their fields.
"I congratulate our student editors and their staffs for their success," said Law School Dean Davison Douglas. "The rankings confirm what all of us here already know - that our journals are making substantial and important contributions to legal scholarship. I congratulate our students."
The is now the 18th most-cited general interest law review in the country, in a tie with the Vanderbilt Law Review, and just ahead of the University of Chicago Law Review.
The is now the second most-cited specialty law review in the field of civil rights, and the fourth most-cited specialty law review in the field of constitutional law.
The is the most cited specialty law review in the field of energy law, and the thirteenth most-cited specialty law review in the field of environmental law.
The is the tenth most-cited specialty law review in the fields of gender studies, women, and sexuality.
Finally, the Law School's newest law review, the , is the eleventh most-cited specialty law review in the field of corporate law and business associations, and the twenty-third most-cited specialty law review in the field of commercial law. In addition, of the 58 student-edited law reviews established since 2010, the Business Law Review is the second most cited journal, trailing only the Harvard National Security Journal.