Law, Society & Public Policy

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    About the Book

    Law, Society & Public Policy: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Governance, Justice and Social Change is an edited volume that seeks to explore the dynamic relationship between law, governance, public policy, and the evolving needs of contemporary society.

    In an era marked by rapid technological advancements, shifting socio-political landscapes, global interconnectedness, environmental challenges, and demands for inclusive governance, the law is increasingly called upon to respond to complex and multifaceted issues that transcend traditional disciplinary boundaries.

    The volume provides a scholarly platform for academicians, researchers, legal practitioners, policymakers, public administrators, and interdisciplinary scholars to critically examine the role of legal institutions and public policy in promoting justice, strengthening democratic governance, protecting human rights, and addressing emerging societal challenges. It encourages innovative, comparative, empirical, doctrinal, and policy-oriented research that contributes to meaningful academic discourse and practical reforms.

    Theme & Sub themes

    Including but not limiting to:

    • Constitutional Governance, Democracy, and Institutional Accountability
      Constitutionalism and democratic governance
      Rule of law and constitutional morality
      Judicial review and constitutional adjudication
      Separation of powers and institutional accountability
      Federalism, decentralization, and cooperative governance
      Electoral reforms, democratic participation, and constitutional institutions
    • Law, Society, and Social Justice
      Law as an instrument of social transformation
      Equality, equity, and distributive justice
      Social inclusion and protection of marginalized communities
      Access to justice and legal empowerment
      Caste, class, identity, and legal reform
      Community participation and participatory governance
    • Public Policy, Governance, and Administrative Reforms
      Public policy formulation, implementation, and evaluation
      Good governance and administrative accountability
      Evidence-based policymaking
      Public administration reforms and regulatory governance
      Citizen-centric governance and public service delivery
      Ethics, transparency, and anti-corruption frameworks
    • Human Rights, Civil Liberties, and Inclusive Development
      Civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights
      Minority rights and protection of vulnerable groups
      Freedom of speech, privacy, and constitutional liberties
      Human dignity and access to justice
      Refugee protection, migration, and statelessness
      Emerging human rights challenges in contemporary societies
    • Gender Justice, Family Law, and Inclusive Society
      Gender equality and constitutional protections
      Women’s rights and gender-responsive policymaking
      LGBTQIA+ rights and legal recognition
      Family law reforms and the Uniform Civil Code debate
      Domestic violence, reproductive rights, and child protection
      Intersectionality and inclusive governance
    • Criminal Justice, Policing, and Contemporary Security Challenges
      Criminal justice reforms and procedural fairness
      Police accountability and institutional transparency
      Victimology, restorative justice, and sentencing policies
      Prison reforms and correctional administration
      Organized crime, financial crime, and terrorism
      Emerging challenges in criminal law and criminology
    • Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and Digital Governance
      AI governance and algorithmic accountability
      Digital governance and public administration
      AI ethics and responsible innovation
      Digital justice, online dispute resolution, and e-governance
      Emerging technologies and regulatory responses
      Human oversight in automated decision-making
    • Data Governance, Cyber Law, and Digital Rights
      Data protection, privacy, and digital sovereignty
      Cybersecurity and cyber resilience
      Digital identity and surveillance governance
      Cybercrime and digital investigations
      Platform regulation and intermediary liability
      Cross-border data governance and international cooperation
    • Environmental Law, Climate Governance, and Sustainable Development
      Climate justice and environmental governance
      Sustainable development and environmental policymaking
      Biodiversity conservation and ecological protection
      Renewable energy and green transition
      Disaster management and climate resilience
      Environmental litigation and public participation
    • Corporate Governance, Business Regulation, and Economic Policy
      Corporate governance and stakeholder accountability
      ESG, sustainability, and responsible business
      Competition law and market regulation
      Consumer protection and regulatory compliance
      Banking, finance, and economic governance
      Corporate ethics and public accountability
    • Labour, Employment, and Social Welfare
      Labour law reforms and industrial relations
      Gig economy and platform-based employment
      Future of work, automation, and AI-driven workplaces
      Occupational safety and workers’ rights
      Social security and labour welfare
      Migration, informal labour, and employment governance
    • Health, Education, and Welfare Governance
      Public health law and healthcare regulation
      Bioethics and medical governance
      Mental health law and policy
      Right to education and educational governance
      Higher education reforms and academic autonomy
      Welfare policies and social protection systems
    • International Law, Global Governance, and Comparative Legal Systems
      International human rights law
      International trade and investment governance
      Humanitarian law and conflict resolution
      Comparative constitutional and administrative law
      Global governance and international institutions
      Cross-border legal and regulatory challenges
    • Alternative Dispute Resolution, Access to Justice, and Legal Innovation
      Arbitration, mediation, and conciliation
      Online dispute resolution and technology-enabled justice
      Legal aid and access to justice
      Community dispute resolution mechanisms
      Judicial reforms and court administration
      Innovation in dispute resolution systems
    • Emerging Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Law, Society, and Public Policy
      Law and economics
      Law and sociology
      Law and political science
      Law and psychology
      Behavioural public policy and governance
      Media, culture, and legal consciousness
      Urban and rural governance
      Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and legal reforms
      Empirical legal research and interdisciplinary methodologies
      Any other contemporary issue aligned with the theme of the book

    Submission Guidelines

    • The Manuscript should not exceed 3500-word limit.
    • The abstract should be initially submitted with a word limit of 250-300 words.
    • Author(s) should not mention their personal details at any places in the Abstract. Personal Details and Institutional Affiliations should be mentioned in a separate cover letter.
    • All headings in the manuscripts should be properly formatted.
    • The main body text in the manuscript must be in Times New Roman in a font size of 12, 1.5 line spacing and in justified alignment. For footnotes, maintain Times New Roman Style with a font size of 10 and 1.0 line spacing. For Headings, Times New Roman style must be followed with a font size of 14 and must be Bold and Underlined.
    • Footnotes should conform to JILI Citation Format.
    • Abstracts are to be submitted in .doc No other format would be accepted.
    • A maximum of 3 authors are allowed.
    • Plagiarism of more than 20% shall not be acceptable by any means. The Manuscript should also be free from grammatical, spelling and other errors.
    • Authors are required to initially submit the abstract only. Upon acceptance of the abstract, the authors shall be required to submit the Full Manuscript.

    How to Submit?

    • Authors should email with their original and unpublished abstract in.doc or.docx format.
    • “Name of the Author(s)_Title of the Abstract” shall be the subject line of the email.
    • Please enclose the cover letter along with the Abstract.
    • Submissions shall be made at: jciplawsocietyandpolicy@gmail.com

    Important dates

    • Last date for submission of the Abstract: 11th August, 2026
    • Notification of Acceptance/ Rejection of the Abstract: 12th August, 2026
    • Last Date for the Submission of Full Manuscript: 2nd September, 2026
    • Notification of Acceptance/ Rejection of Full Manuscript: 3rd September, 2026

    Contact

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