The UCLA Pacific Basin Law Journal publishes twice a year in diverse legal topics with focus on nations located along the Pacific Rim including Asian, Central, and South American countries. During the eighteen years of its existence, the journal has featured articles written by leading scholars and practitioners on international legal topics including human rights law, constitutional law, criminal law, international trade regulations, corporate governance, intellectual property law, and other areas of business law. The breadth and diversity of materials covered by the journal makes it one of the most exciting, informative, and authoritative student publications at the UCLA School of Law. In addition, PBLJ is considered to be the foremost journals in the world concentrating on Pacific Rim issues.
