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BMACLJ’s Editorial Board is comprised of Two Editors-in-Chief and Editors. The Editorial Board is drawn from a diverse pool of professionals, including advocates, marine consultants, acclaimed mediators, arbitration professionals, legal researchers, paralegals, and management personnel. This diversity ensures a comprehensive and well-rounded perspective in the publication process, making BMACLJ a leading player in the industry.

Editorial Board Policy

This policy outlines the roles, responsibilities, and ethical standards expected of the editorial board members. The Board may invite editors, assistant editors, student editors time to time if require or deems appropriate.

Composition of the Editorial Board:

The editorial board will be composed of seasoned professionals and experts in the fields of Construction Law, Admiralty & Maritime Law, International Trade Law, International Arbitration Law, Banking Law, and Shipping Law but not inclusive. Members will be selected based on their expertise, experience, and commitment to the journal’s objectives.

Roles and Responsibilities:

Editorial board members are expected to actively contribute to the development of the journal by participating in the review process, providing valuable insights, and promoting the journal within their professional networks.
Members will review and assess submissions within their areas of expertise, offering constructive feedback to authors to enhance the quality of published work.
The editorial board will collaborate on strategic decisions regarding the journal’s focus, scope, and long-term development.
Board members may be involved in special initiatives, such as organizing conferences, webinars, or thematic issues.

Conflicts of Interest:

Editorial board members must disclose any potential conflicts of interest that may compromise their objectivity in the review process. Conflicts will be managed transparently, and members may recuse themselves from the review of submissions in cases of a conflict.

Ethical Standards:

Board members are expected to uphold the highest ethical standards in their role, including confidentiality, impartiality, and fairness.

Members should report any unethical behavior or concerns related to submissions promptly to the Editors-in-Chief.

Term Limits and Rotation:

Editorial board members will serve renewable terms to ensure a dynamic and diverse composition. Rotation of board members will be considered periodically to infuse fresh perspectives and maintain the vibrancy of the editorial team.

Decision-Making Process:

Major decisions, such as changes in journal policies or strategic direction, will be made collectively, with input from all board members. The Editors-in-Chief will facilitate discussions and ensure consensus.

Continuous Professional Development:

Board members will be encouraged to engage in continuous professional development, staying abreast of the latest developments in their respective fields.

Amendments to the Policy:

This editorial board policy will be reviewed periodically and amended as necessary to reflect the evolving needs and standards of the journal.

Editorial Board Policy

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