Patron the Freedom Task Force of the FSFE, yesterday a new review, the International Free and Open Source Law Review, or IFOSS L. Rev, has been announced and published.
It is a "peer reviewed" publication, whose aim is to offer a sound and detached vision of the legal and social phenomenon of Free Software. It hosts voices from people with legal, economical and on-the-field background. The review is governed in a non partisan way by an editorial committee of fifteen members that partly rotate at each issue. I have been in the panel for the first issue, and possibly will serve as a member for the second one.
Any contribution is welcome and will be passed through an impartial evaluation by the international standard and practices.
