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1 LSE L.R. i (2016)

handle is hein.journals/lselr1 and id is 1 raw text is: Letter from the Board It is with great pride that we present the inaugural edition of the LSE Law Review. The LSE Law Review was bome out of a desire to create a student-run law journal befitting of the London School of Economics and Political Science's reputation for world-leading academic thought. We firmly believe in the benefits of viewing the law and legal systems from a variety of perspectives, and thus have strived to provide a platform for legal scholarship which looks at familiar problems with a fresh pair of eyes. The submissions we garnered, from authors at all levels of study both within the LSE and beyond, reflect this ambition. We owe a great debt to a number of people, without whom the founding and publication of the LSE Law Review would not have been possible. We would like to extend our unreserved gratitude to the LSE Law Department and Administrative Team for their guidance and support; in particular, Professor Jeremy Horder, Professor Andrew Murray, Dr Emmanuel Voyiakis, and Sarah Lee, all of whom listened to our ideas and believed in this project from the very beginning. Further praise must go to our terrific sponsors - Francis Taylor Building, 7KBW and Norton Rose Fulbright - whose generosity has been absolutely vital to the Review's success. Finally, we want to thank all of the writers who submitted their work for consideration. Authors are the lifeblood of any journal, and we hope to have done justice to the selected works. When we began work on this project more than five months ago, we knew we wanted it to be the start of something significant. It is our sincere hope and strong belief that, under the stewardship of future Boards, the Review can go from strength to strength and become a vital part of the LSE's identity for years to come. Yours, The Board of Editors i

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