The "Conduct Preliminary Research" stage of writing an international law review article groups three sub-steps: reviewing existing literature on the topic, identifying key primary sources (e.g., treaties, court cases) and secondary sources (e.g., journal articles, books), and compiling a bibliography of all sources to be cited.

Steps of Writing International Law Review Article: Conduct Preliminary Research

Gather initial information to understand the breadth and depth of your topic.

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- Writing International Law Review Article - Step 1: Conduct Preliminary Research
- Writing International Law Review Article - Step 2: Develop a Thesis Statement
- Writing International Law Review Article - Step 3: Outline the Article
- Writing International Law Review Article - Step 4: Write the Article
- Writing International Law Review Article - Step 5: Revise and Edit
- Writing International Law Review Article - Step 6: Finalize and Submit

Steps of Writing International Law Review Article

Writing International Law Review Article - Step 1: Conduct Preliminary Research

Formulate a clear and concise thesis statement that reflects the central argument or analysis your article will present.

Writing International Law Review Article - Step 2: Develop a Thesis Statement

Create a detailed outline that structures your article logically. Include sections for the introduction, background, main analysis, and conclusion.

Writing International Law Review Article - Step 3: Outline the Article

Begin drafting your article, following your outline and incorporating your research and analysis.

Writing International Law Review Article - Step 4: Write the Article

Review your draft for content, clarity, organization, and style. Make necessary revisions.

Writing International Law Review Article - Step 5: Revise and Edit

Prepare your article for submission. Ensure all guidelines are met and submit to the chosen publication.

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