About
This section, edited by Cristiana Sappa, will examine how legal systems respond to the challenges of fast fashion while fostering innovation in traditional and high-fashion sectors. The section will be part of the forthcoming International Handbook of Legal Language and Communication: From Text to Semiotics (Springer).
Eligibility
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Open to academics, practitioners, and researchers in law, communication, and related fields.
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Interdisciplinary perspectives, particularly those linking law, fashion, and innovation, are encouraged.
Scope of Topics
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Intellectual property in fashion and fast-fashion
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Sustainability and environmental compliance
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Consumer protection frameworks
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Labor rights in global supply chains
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Digital innovation and emerging technologies in fashion law
Roles and Responsibilities of Contributors
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Submit an original chapter aligned with the section’s theme.
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Engage with both legal and semiotic dimensions where relevant.
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Ensure compliance with Springer’s editorial and formatting requirements.
How to Apply
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Submit a short abstract (approx. 300 words) and a brief bio by 30 October 2025.
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Send submissions and inquiries to c.sappa@ieseg.fr.
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