About the Organisation

The Indian Journal of Law and Society (IJLS) is a multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal that bridges the gap between legal theory and social issues. It serves as a platform for students, academicians, and professionals to engage in intellectual discussions on contemporary and significant legal matters. IJLS aims to foster innovation and contribute to the development of legal and social thought.

About the Event

The November 2024 Issue (Vol. II, Issue VI) of IJLS invites submissions from law students and professionals to contribute articles, essays, case notes, book reviews, and legislative comments. This issue focuses on promoting scholarly dialogue in various aspects of law and its interplay with society, addressing critical, contemporary issues in the legal domain.

Event Details

• Submission Deadline: November 30, 2024
• Submission Categories (including footnotes):
  1. Articles: 3500–6000 words
  2. Essays: 2500–3500 words
  3. Case Notes/Comments: 2000–3000 words
  4. Book Reviews/Legislative Comments: 1000–1500 words
• Topics:
  Submissions can address themes like:
  • Constitutional Law and Governance
  • Environmental Law and Sustainability
  • Criminal Justice
  • Human Rights and Social Justice
  • Intellectual Property and Technology Law
  • Comparative Legal Systems
  • International Law and Global Governance
  • Emerging Trends in Law

Formatting Guidelines

• Manuscript Formatting: Word file, Times New Roman, 12 pt, double-spaced.
• Footnotes: Must conform to a recognized citation style (Bluebook or OSCOLA preferred).
• Originality: Submissions should be original and not published or under review elsewhere.

Location and Mode

• Mode: Entirely Online
• Location: Not Applicable

Submission and Contact

• Submit To: submissions.ijls@gmail.com
• Website: IJLS Official Website

For any additional details, refer to the journal’s website or reach out via email.

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