The Indian Journal of Constitutional & Administrative Law (IJCAL) is a student-edited, peer-reviewed, open access, bi-annual law review.
IJCAL seeks to encourage path-breaking research work in the fields of Constitutional Law, Comparative Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Constitutional Theory, and other ancillary subjects like Legal Philosophy and International Law, in order to revolutionize the traditional study of Constitutional Law in India.
IJCAL is open for academicians, practitioners, doctoral students and research scholars. Submissions must pertain to Constitutional Law, Comparative Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Constitutional Theory and ancillary subjects only.
Categories
The submissions could fall under any of the following categories:
- Articles (6000 words or above, excluding footnotes)
- Essays (3500-6000 words excluding footnotes)
- Book Reviews/Case Commentary/Short Notes (1500-3500 words excluding footnotes)
Date:
All submissions must be made to editorijcal@gmail.com with the subject “Submission for Volume II Issue I” by December 31st, 2017.
Contact
For any queries, feel free to contact:
Mr. Zaid Deva, deva.zaid@outlook.com
Phone: +(91)-9419061802
Mr. Swagat Baruah, swagatb13@gmail.com
Phone: +(91)-8811020038
Website: http://ijcal.in/constitutional-developments/
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