The Antitrust Source Editorial Policy and Submission Guidelines

The Antitrust Source (formerly the Antitrust magazine online) is a bimonthly online journal for antitrust, consumer protection, and data privacy matters sponsored by ABA Antitrust Law Section. Since 2001, the Antitrust Source has published original articles, comments, op eds., interviews, and literature and book reviews on all facets of antitrust, consumer protection, and data privacy law and economics, with a focus on timely matters of interest to practitioners. Now, The Antitrust Source continues providing ready access to current developments in the law and literature, and serving as an outlet for viewpoints along the whole spectrum of perspectives. The Antitrust Source is available to Section members at The Antitrust Source (americanbar.org).

We welcome the submission of unsolicited articles and proposals not previously published elsewhere. Student-written submissions will not be accepted. Submissions and proposals must be submitted by the authors and not by a third party. All submitted material will be reviewed by our volunteer Editorial Board and, if accepted, edited for publication. Submissions should be sent here: Qualtrics Survey | Qualtrics Experience Management. Submissions should be no more than 16 double-spaced pages or 5,000 words in length. The number of authors per article may not exceed three.

We will acknowledge email submissions. Decisions on publication are entirely within the purview of the Editorial Board. Once material is accepted for publication, it may not appear in published form, either on the internet or in any other medium, before it is published in The Antitrust Source. Please see the ABA Copyright Policy for further information on rights to, ownership and reprinting of materials accepted for publication.

The views expressed in Antitrust magazine online are the authors' only and are not necessarily those of the American Bar Association or the Antitrust Law Section.

Submissions should be sent here. Submissions should be no more than 16 double-spaced pages or 5,000 words in length. The number of authors per article may not exceed three.

Questions should be directed to Executive Editor Margaret Sharp.