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    JOURNALofINDIAN LAW&SOCIETYCALLforPAPERS

    JOURNAL OF INDIAN LAW & SOCIETY (JILS) is currently soliciting submissions for its third

    issue due in February, 2012. The deadline for submissions is 15th

    November, 2011.Submissions should be mailed at [email protected]

    JILS is a bi-annual, peer-reviewed and student-edited journal on law and society, based atand published from The National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata. The Journalsolicits articles, notes and comments covering judicial decisions, legislative developments,empirical research on Indian legal system, public policy studies and theoretical analysis fromrelated fields of inquiry. JILS seeks to influence the body of law to make it more responsiveto and compatible with the desired societal goals.

    NATURE OF SUBMISSIONS

    A. Articles (8000-10000 words, inclusive of footnotes)Submissions in this category should provide a comprehensive analysis of a particular issue inthe law and society domain. It should review the existing literature extensively and alsohighlight the specific contemporary developments in the issue being discussed. The authorsare encouraged to discuss the challenges surrounding the issue and to suggest changes toovercome the same.

    B. Notes (5000-8000 words, inclusive of footnotes) This category is suited for writings on specific themes and submissions dealing with

    contemporary issues are preferred.C. Book Reviews (2000-2500 words, inclusive of footnotes)

    Authors are encouraged to review a book that offers a unique perspective on any issueaffecting Indian society and the legal implications it has. It is recommended that the bookchosen is a recent publication (within the last two years) in keeping with the contemporaryfocus of the Journal.

    D. Essays (3000-5000 words, inclusive of footnotes)Submissions in this category should provide a concise overview of a specific issue. New ideasand perspectives are encouraged under this category. The author can dispense with anextensive review of the existing literature.

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