About the Opportunity:
Indian Law Review, published by Taylor & Francis (Routledge), is a generalist Indian law journal that welcomes scholarly contributions across diverse areas of legal research.
The journal follows a double-anonymised peer-review process and publishes three issues annually. It is indexed in Scopus and provides an opportunity for students, academicians, practitioners, and independent researchers to contribute to contemporary legal scholarship.
Publication Details:
• Journal: Indian Law Review
• Publisher: Taylor & Francis (Routledge)
• Indexing: Scopus
• Review Process: Double-anonymised peer review
• Quartile: Q3
• Publication Frequency: Three issues per year
• Submission Type: Rolling submissions
Areas of Research:
The journal welcomes submissions across various areas of law, including:
• Constitutional Law
• Criminal Law
• Corporate Law
• Comparative Law
• Legal Theory
• And other relevant fields of legal scholarship
Submission Categories:
• Full-Length Articles
• Case Notes
• Book Reviews
Who Can Submit?
Submissions are welcome from:
• Law Students
• Academicians
• Scholars
• Legal Practitioners
• Independent Researchers
• Researchers from India and abroad
How to Apply:
Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis, meaning there is no fixed submission deadline.
Interested authors are advised to refer to the official submission guidelines for detailed information regarding manuscript requirements, formatting, and the submission process.
Note: Authors should independently verify the journal’s current Scopus indexing status, quartile, and submission guidelines through the official Taylor & Francis/Routledge journal page before submitting.
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