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15 Feminist L. Stud. 1 (2007)

handle is hein.journals/femlst15 and id is 1 raw text is: Feminist Legal Studies (2007) 15:1 DOI 10.1007/s10691-006-9048-4 EDITORIAL This issue of Feminist Legal Studies sees the introduction of a new editorial team, headed by Rosemary Hunter as Academic Editor, with overall responsibility for the editorial process. Helen Carr joins Anne Bottomley and Maria Drakopoulou as Articles Editors, Donna Lees joins the team as Editorial Assistant, and we are also fortunate to have the assistance of Katrin Steinack with proof-reading. Emily Haslam and Emily Grabham remain as Case Note Editors, and Simone Wong and Kirsty Horsey continue as Book Review Editors. Joanne Conaghan also maintains her long connection with Feminist Legal Studies, taking on the role of Executive Editor, with respon- sibility for strategic issues. The reconfiguration of editorial roles follows the departure of Sue Millns for the University of Sussex. Sue was a longstanding member of the Feminist Legal Studies editorial board, and acted as Managing Editor for the past 18 months, overseeing the production of issues 13:3 to 14:3. During that time, she steered the journal with a careful and extremely capable hand, and particularly nurtured and encour- aged the work of new academics entering the field of feminist legal scholarship. We wish to pay tribute to Sue's contribution to Feminist Legal Studies, and to wish her all the very best in her new position at Sussex. Feminist Legal Studies continues to welcome contributions of original feminist scholarship, both ,legal' and interdisciplinary, and both theoretical and substantive, aimed at an international reader- ship. We particularly encourage submissions from overseas as well as UK authors. Our new, dedicated email address for submissions and correspondence is fls@kent.ac.uk. ROSEMARY HUNTER Kent Law School, Eliot College University of Kent Canterbury, Kent CT2 7NS UK E-mail: fls@kent.ac.uk

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