Subscribing to the Journal of Free Speech Law (Electronic Edition)

You can subscribe via Twitter, @JournalSpeech, or at Substack, http://JournalSpeech.substack.com; either way, you'll get updates whenever we publish a new article, set up an online symposium, and the like. We hope to set up a paper subscription system as well, but that will take a bit longer.

For more about our journal, and to see our first issue, go to http://JournalOfFreeSpeechLaw.org. To submit a manuscript (exclusive submissions only), go to https://freespeechlaw.scholasticahq.com/.

Comments

[Don Nico]

Dear Eugene,
I looked at the journal website and noticed the enormous, long list of editors.
My experience is that a small list of 5 or 6 (my journal A) functions much better than my 43 editors for journal B.

[Rev. Arthur L. Kirkland]

The three executive editors of this publication seem to fit within a relatively small (and against-the-grain) ideological pod.

All three are regular Federalist Society panelists. (What are the odds against that on modern American law faculties?)

They file amici briefs together. One was a guest-blogger at another's intensely partisan blog.

When should we expect Heterodox Academy, FIRE, Academic Freedom Alliance, and others to object to the probability-defying lack of ideological diversity among this Stanton-funded project's leadership?

[Cal Cetín]

And you should see the ideological conformity in the Republican Party - a disproportionate number of them are Republicans.

[Rev. Arthur L. Kirkland]

Do you expect this new journal to acknowledge that it is a partisan publication? I would expect to learn that it purports to be a nonpartisan, scholarly journal rather than a right-wing mouthpiece staffed and funded by conservatives.