About the Organisation
The Beyond Briefs Law Review is a distinguished, peer-reviewed online journal that seeks to redefine legal education and scholarship by providing an innovative platform for legal research and discourse. This journal is dedicated to publishing articles that go beyond conventional legal analysis, encouraging contributors to address and rethink the role of law in society. At Beyond Briefs, the aim is to bridge the gap between academic theory and practical insight, making space for voices and ideas that challenge traditional frameworks and contribute to a broader understanding of law in our world. Through this commitment to academic excellence and knowledge exchange, Beyond Briefs Law Review invites legal scholars, practitioners, and students to explore diverse and contemporary topics within the field.
About the Event
The Volume 2, Issue 1 of Beyond Briefs Law Review, due to be published in December 2024, calls for original research papers and articles on various areas of law. This edition focuses on fresh perspectives that address critical questions and emerging issues across multiple domains, from constitutional matters and human rights to corporate law, environmental sustainability, and international trade. Beyond Briefs is particularly interested in work that explores innovative legal concepts and examines the evolving intersections of law, technology, and society. Contributors are encouraged to engage deeply with their chosen topics, producing rigorous and thought-provoking content that resonates with academics, policymakers, and practitioners alike.
Key Areas of Focus for Volume 2, Issue 1 Include:
- Constitutional Law and Human Rights
- Corporate and Commercial Law
- Criminal Law and the Justice Delivery System in India
- Environmental Law and Sustainability
- Intellectual Property and Technology Law
- International Trade Law
- Comparative Law and Legal Theory
This call for papers is open to anyone with a strong, original analysis to contribute to one of these topics. Authors are encouraged to submit papers that bring new ideas to the forefront of legal discussion and address issues that are shaping contemporary legal thought and practice.
Event Dates and Important Deadlines
- Submission Deadline: 30 November 2024
- Notification of Acceptance: Within 7 days of manuscript submission
- Publication Date: 20 December 2024
- Issuance of E-Certificates: 28 December 2024
Submission Guidelines and Formatting
Beyond Briefs Law Review has specific guidelines to ensure quality and consistency across its publications:
- Submission Portal: Manuscripts must be submitted through the official submission form available here. This portal is designed to streamline the submission process and allow for effective review.
- Manuscript Anonymity: Authors should ensure that their submissions contain no identifying information to maintain a double-blind review process. Manuscripts with author information included will not be accepted.
- AI-Generated Content Limit: To maintain originality, manuscripts with more than 20% AI-generated content will be automatically rejected.
- Plagiarism Policy: Manuscripts must adhere to a maximum plagiarism threshold of 15%. Submissions that exceed this limit will not be considered for publication.
- Publication Charge: A nominal fee of ₹500 is applied only if the manuscript is selected for publication, which covers editorial and review costs.
- Submission Format: Manuscripts must be submitted in Word format (.docx) and should follow the formatting and citation guidelines outlined on the Beyond Briefs website. Authors are encouraged to review these guidelines before submission to avoid delays in the review process.
Location and Mode
This call for papers is conducted entirely online, allowing participation from authors worldwide. Beyond Briefs Law Review leverages online submission and communication tools to facilitate a smooth process for contributors and the editorial team. Authors with queries about submission guidelines or topic suitability may reach out via submissions.bblr@gmail.com.
Recognition and Benefits for Contributors
Selected papers will be published in Volume 2, Issue 1 of Beyond Briefs Law Review, an esteemed platform that garners significant visibility in legal and academic circles. Authors of published articles will receive E-Certificates recognizing their contribution, and they gain the opportunity to present their work to an international readership, including academics, practitioners, and students who follow Beyond Briefs for its cutting-edge content.
Contact and Updates
To stay updated on submission reminders and publication-related announcements, authors and followers can connect with Beyond Briefs Law Review on various channels:
- WhatsApp Group: Join here
- LinkedIn: Beyond Briefs LinkedIn Page
The editorial team is available for any inquiries related to the submission process, guidelines, or publication timelines. Contributors are encouraged to utilize these resources to stay informed and connected throughout the process.
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Related Academic Opportunities
For authors and students interested in expanding their academic engagement, here are some additional opportunities in legal scholarship and advocacy:
- Asia Pacific Moot Court Competition by INTA
- Moot Court Competition on Consumer Protection Laws by Centre for Consumer Research and Policy (NUSRL)
- Public Interest Litigation (PIL) Petition Drafting Workshop by LawInternships
- Call for Papers: ‘Rivers Unbound’ by VMLS
- Litigation Associate Position by Evara Legal LLP
- Legal Consultant Position by Lawyer Panel
These events and roles provide further avenues for learning, networking, and practical experience within the legal field. Authors are encouraged to explore these opportunities as they build their academic and professional profiles in law.
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