Submissions
Submissions
Insolvation welcomes submissions in insolvency law, bankruptcy, restructuring, distressed finance, liquidation, creditor rights, cross-border insolvency, and related legal-policy analysis. Submissions engaging valuation questions are also welcome where those questions are meaningfully tied to insolvency, restructuring, liquidation, recovery, rescue, resolution architecture, or related legal-policy analysis.
Please review the journal requirements carefully, prepare the manuscript in the appropriate template, and then proceed through the normal OJS submission flow.
Author Guidelines
Before submitting, please read the complete Author Guidelines. That page contains the full journal requirements on formatting, structure, citation style, declarations, and submission standards.
Submission Checklist
- The submission is original and not under consideration elsewhere.
- All authors approve the submission and the authorship order is final.
- The title, abstract, and keywords are complete.
- The manuscript is formatted in the correct journal template.
- All legal citations, authorities, and references have been checked for accuracy.
- Conflict of interest, funding, AI-use, permissions, and ethics-related declarations are complete where relevant.
- Where applicable, permissions and consents have been obtained.
- Files are anonymized for double-blind review and do not contain identifying manuscript metadata.
- Formatting and reference style follow the journal guidance.
- Cover letter and title page are prepared where applicable.
Types of Articles
Original Article
A full-length scholarly article presenting original legal analysis, doctrinal argument, comparative study, policy evaluation, or structured research relevant to insolvency and restructuring law.
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Case Notes
A focused analytical note on a judicial decision, tribunal ruling, or closely connected line of cases, highlighting legal reasoning, implications, and unresolved issues.
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Legislative & Policy Analysis
A structured examination of statutes, rules, notifications, reform proposals, or institutional policy developments affecting insolvency, restructuring, or related legal architecture.
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Comparative Law Analysis
An article comparing legal frameworks, doctrines, or institutional approaches across jurisdictions, with clear analytical relevance to insolvency and restructuring law.
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Practice & Restructuring Insights
A practice-oriented piece offering structured professional insight into restructuring transactions, insolvency processes, creditor strategy, enforcement issues, or resolution design.
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Book Review
A critical review of a recently published book relevant to insolvency, restructuring, bankruptcy, distressed finance, or adjacent legal-policy questions.
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Editorial
A shorter editorial-style contribution addressing an important theme, emerging development, or directional issue relevant to the journal's field of focus.
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Mandatory Submission Files: Cover Letter · Title Page
