The Environmental Affairs Review of Theory and Law
A premier undergraduate law review at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. We publish student-led environmental law analysis, bridging the gap between abstract theory, judicial practice, and the most pressing issues of our time.
A University of Wisconsin–Madison student organization publication
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MISSION
Interrogating Legal Theory
The Environmental Affairs Review of Theory and Law (E.A.R.TH.&L.) serves as a critical forum for undergraduate scholarship at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. We bridge the gap between abstract environmental philosophy and the rigorous structures of judicial practice, facilitating a dialogue that interrogates the theoretical underpinnings of policy while addressing the urgent legal challenges of our era with academic excellence.
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Based in Madison, WI. Fostering undergraduate legal scholarship at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
The Environmental Affairs Review Of THEORY AND LAW • Madison, Wisconsin
Editorial Excellence
01 | SUBMISSION
Scholarly Inquiry
Beginning with a rigorous call for papers, we invite original research that bridges environmental theory with legal scholarship. Every submission undergoes an initial vetting for academic relevance and structural integrity.
02 | SCRUTINY
Editing Blind Review
Our double-blind peer review ensures unbiased evaluation. Editors analyze legal logic, source verification, and theoretical novelty, maintaining the distinction of UW-Madison academic standards.
03 | ARCHIVE
Final Publication
Selected works represent the pinnacle of undergraduate legal contribution. Each volume is indexed and archived, serving as a permanent resource for environmental theory and law.