Call for Blogs |The International Legal Consortium by O.P. Jindal Global University

Call for Submissions – International Legal Consortium Blog (ILCB), JSIL

About JSIL

The Jindal Society of International Law (JSIL) is a student-led initiative at O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU), guided by esteemed advisors, aiming to foster meaningful discourse in international law.

About the International Legal Consortium (ILCB)

The International Legal Consortium Blog (ILCB) is the flagship writing platform of JSIL, dedicated to advancing discussions on various aspects of international law. The blog serves as a dynamic space for students, researchers, and legal professionals to explore the evolving complexities of international legal frameworks.

ILCB aims to:
✔ Encourage pioneering discussions in international law.
✔ Provide a platform for diverse perspectives.
✔ Promote in-depth research into emerging global legal issues.

Eligibility

Students, faculty members, and academicians from law schools across India.
Legal practitioners, researchers, and international law enthusiasts interested in contemporary socio-legal issues.

Themes

Authors are encouraged to write on any topic related to international law, including (but not limited to):

International Humanitarian Crises
International Taxation
International Arbitration and Investment Laws
Critical Approaches to International Law
Ecocide and Its Implication on International Law
International Treaties on Intellectual Property Law
Other emerging and contemporary issues in international law.

Submission Guidelines

–Word Count: 1000-1500 words (inclusive of headings and subheadings).
-Document Format: .doc or .docx (Word file), A4 sheet, normal margins, no borders.

Text Formatting:

Font: Times New Roman
Size: 12 for text, 14 for headings
References: All citations must be hyperlinked.
Originality: Submissions must be original and non-plagiarized. Any piece with more than 30% plagiarism will be automatically rejected.

Editorial Review Process

Each submission undergoes a detailed peer review.
Authors will receive feedback within 4-8 weeks of submission (delays may occur due to high submission volumes).
Final decision of the editorial board is binding.
Once published, the piece cannot be republished elsewhere. All copyrights will be vested with JGU.