CALL FOR CHAPTERS
Edited Book Title: “Law, Society, and Technology in a Contemporary World”
The editors invite original and unpublished chapters for an upcoming edited volume titled “Law, Society, and Technology in a Contemporary World”.
This edited volume seeks to critically examine the dynamic relationship between law, society, governance, and technology in the contemporary era. The book aims to provide an interdisciplinary platform for academicians, researchers, policymakers, legal professionals, and scholars to engage with emerging socio-legal challenges and transformative developments shaping modern governance and social structures.
The volume welcomes analytical, doctrinal, comparative, empirical, and policy-oriented research contributions related to law, governance, sustainability, digital transformation, labour reforms, public policy, healthcare, media regulation, international relations, and corporate ethics.
The book will be peer reviewed and will be ISBN publication
ABOUT THE BOOK
The contemporary world is experiencing rapid transformations driven by technological innovation, globalization, environmental challenges, digital governance, and evolving socio-economic realities. Law today acts not merely as a regulatory mechanism but also as an instrument of social transformation, accountability, and justice.
This edited volume aims to critically explore contemporary legal and policy issues while encouraging interdisciplinary discourse on governance reforms, sustainability, human rights, innovation, and ethical regulation.
Themes for Call for Chapters
Theme 1: Emerging Technologies, Law, and Governance
Sub-themes:
- Regulation of Artificial Intelligence and emerging technologies
- Data protection, privacy, and cybersecurity laws
- Social media regulation and digital governance
- Intellectual property in the digital era
- Technology and constitutional rights
Theme 2: Human Rights, Justice, and Social Inclusion
Sub-themes:
- Contemporary human rights challenges
- Gender justice and legal reforms
- Rights of vulnerable and marginalized communities
- LGBTQ+ rights and inclusion
- Human rights implementation and policy challenges
Theme 3: Public Policy, Governance, and Regulatory Frameworks
Sub-themes:
- Governance reforms in the digital age
- Smart governance and e-governance models
- Public policy implementation and accountability
- Regulatory challenges in developing economies
- Ethics in policymaking and governance
Theme 4: Environment, Climate Change, and Sustainability
Sub-themes:
- Climate change laws and environmental governance
- Sustainable development and SDGs
- Climate justice and environmental rights
- Green technologies and renewable energy policies
- Global environmental agreements and compliance
Theme 5: Labour, Employment, and Economic Transformation
Sub-themes:
- Gig economy and labour regulations
- Automation and the future of employment
- Informal and invisible labour
- Labour migration and workplace rights
- Financial technologies and economic regulation
Theme 6: Media, Communication, and Digital Society
Sub-themes:
- Fake news, misinformation, and regulation
- Media ethics and accountability
- Freedom of speech and digital expression
- Social media governance and public discourse
- Regulation of digital media platforms
Theme 7: Health, Technology, and Public Well-being
Sub-themes:
- Public health laws and governance
- AI and digital technologies in healthcare
- Mental health in contemporary societies
- Healthcare accessibility and digital inequality
- Food safety, food adulteration, and consumer protection laws
Theme 8: Education, Innovation, and Knowledge Systems
Sub-themes:
- Digital education and online learning
- AI in education and academic practices
- Educational reforms and policy implementation
- Inclusive and accessible education systems
- Skill development and future employability
Theme 9: Globalization, Conflict, and International Relations
Sub-themes:
- International law and global governance
- Migration, refugees, and global mobility
- Technology and international security
- Cyber warfare and global peace
- International cooperation and policy implementation
Theme 10: Corporate Responsibility, Business, and Ethics
Sub-themes:
- Corporate governance and accountability
- Business ethics in global markets
- ESG and sustainability frameworks
- Corporate social responsibility initiatives
- Compliance and regulatory practices
Authors may also propose additional contemporary topics aligned with the broader theme of the book.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
- Abstract: 250–300 words
• Full Chapter: 4,000–6,000 words
• Citation Style: ILI (Indian Law Institute)
Formatting:
• Font: Times New Roman
• Size: 12 (Text), 10 (Footnotes)
• Line Spacing: 1.5
- Submissions must be original and unpublished.
(Authors are requested to submit a plagiarism report along with the full chapter showing below 10% plagiarism.)
PUBLICATION CHARGES
- Single Author: ₹900
• Co-author: ₹500 (per additional author)
• Hard Copy of Book (Optional): ₹360 per copy
IMPORTANT DATES
- Last Date for Abstract Submission: 10 June 2026
• Notification of Acceptance: 12 June 2026
• Full Chapter Submission: 23 June 2026
SUBMISSION PROCEDURE
Authors are requested to submit their abstract and full chapter in MS Word format via email with the subject line:
“Chapter Submission – Law, Society, and Technology”
Email: editorpublication33@gmail.com
EDITORS
- Editor – Sameera Fatima, Assistant Professor,
School of Law, DY Patil University, Pune.• Co-Editor – Maneesh A. Srivastava, Assistant Professor,
Faculty of Juridical Sciences, Rama University, Kanpur
CONTACT FOR QUERIES
Maneesh A Srivastava – 8956956486
Sameera Fatima – 8412846689
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