Routledge, Taylor & Francis
is delighted to announce the launch the Indian Law Review. Edited
by a global team of exceptional
scholars, we are excited to be publishing the first volume in 2017. Authors
are now welcome to submit
manuscripts. Its current Editors are Arun Thiruvengadam, Dev Gangjee, Farrah Ahmed, Prabha Kotiswaran, Sudhir Krishnaswamy, Tarunabh Khaitan, and TT Arvind.
is delighted to announce the launch the Indian Law Review. Edited
by a global team of exceptional
scholars, we are excited to be publishing the first volume in 2017. Authors
are now welcome to submit
manuscripts. Its current Editors are Arun Thiruvengadam, Dev Gangjee, Farrah Ahmed, Prabha Kotiswaran, Sudhir Krishnaswamy, Tarunabh Khaitan, and TT Arvind.
The Indian Law Review is an academic – led, double- blind
peer-reviewed, generalist journal on Indian Law. It aims:
peer-reviewed, generalist journal on Indian Law. It aims:
· to publish top quality scholarship on Indian law
spanning all areas of law including comparative perspectives that include
Indian Law.
spanning all areas of law including comparative perspectives that include
Indian Law.
· to offer a forum for the community of scholars
of Indian Law both within and outside India.
of Indian Law both within and outside India.
· to take a broad interdisciplinary approach to
the study of Indian Law, thereby reaching a wide readership, including legal
academics, philosophers, criminologists, anthropologists, sociologists,
historians, political scientists, legal practitioners and others.
the study of Indian Law, thereby reaching a wide readership, including legal
academics, philosophers, criminologists, anthropologists, sociologists,
historians, political scientists, legal practitioners and others.
The Indian Law Review‘s scope is broad, and extends to all work
relevant to Indian law (including comparative perspectives). The journal is not
limited in terms of legal themes or methodology; the only limitation is
jurisdictional, and submissions are welcome from scholars located worldwide. Indian Law Review may also publish a
small number of high quality pieces relating to the law of other South Asian
and Southeast Asian jurisdictions with historical and geographical connections
to India.
relevant to Indian law (including comparative perspectives). The journal is not
limited in terms of legal themes or methodology; the only limitation is
jurisdictional, and submissions are welcome from scholars located worldwide. Indian Law Review may also publish a
small number of high quality pieces relating to the law of other South Asian
and Southeast Asian jurisdictions with historical and geographical connections
to India.
The Indian Law Review publishes three issues per year. Each issue aims
to contain three to five articles, one to three book reviews, a literature
review, and notes on recent case and statutes. Its editorial policy requires
anonymised submissions, and strictly follows double-blind peer review.
to contain three to five articles, one to three book reviews, a literature
review, and notes on recent case and statutes. Its editorial policy requires
anonymised submissions, and strictly follows double-blind peer review.
Indian Law Review is
accepting submissions
accepting submissions
The Indian Law Review uses
Editorial Manager to manage the submission and peer review process, and is now
accepting submissions for articles, literature reviews, case notes, legislative
notes, and book reviews. To submit your manuscript please visit the Journal’s submission page. For information on preparing
your submission please visit the Instructions
for Authors page.
Editorial Manager to manage the submission and peer review process, and is now
accepting submissions for articles, literature reviews, case notes, legislative
notes, and book reviews. To submit your manuscript please visit the Journal’s submission page. For information on preparing
your submission please visit the Instructions
for Authors page.
