Since its formation in 1937, The Modern Law Review has provided a unique forum for the promotion of legal education and scholarship. These objects have been promoted not only through the publication of the law journal but also by the organization and funding of lectures, seminars and other scholarly activities.

Announcements

The Modern Law Review Seminars

Since 1998, The Modern Law Review has been allocating funding, which is currently to the value of £35,000 per annum, to support scholarly seminars on any subject broadly within the publishing interests of the Review. The funds are allocated through competitive bids each year. For further details and information on how to apply for funding, click here: http://www.modernlawreview.co.uk/seminars.asp

The 2014 Chorley Lecture, The Constitutional Imagination by Professor Martin Loughlin, Professor of Public Law at the LSE is now available here:  http://bcove.me/3nb8pq3d

Online Content Now Available Back to Volume 1
We are delighted to announce that content of all issues of The Modern Law Review back to from volume 1 in 1937 to volume 59 in 1996 is now available online on Wiley Online Library, with content prior to 1997 being freely available to all from the Wiley Online Library, with all subsequent issues being available to subscribers. 

Access is available from:  www.wileyonlinelibrary.com/journal/mlr