The Banaras Law Journal (BLJ) is a peer-reviewed, bi-annual, legal journal which publishes articles, case notes, and book reviews of interest to professionals, practitioners, researchers, students and policy-makers in the field of international, regional and domestic laws. Eminent Indian and foreign scholars contribute research papers for publications in the Journal. The BLJ encourages scholarship which combines theoretical and practical approaches to the study of law and practice. The BLJ is indexed in all important national and international legal bibliographies.
The Editorial Board invites submission of papers for the BLJ. Papers submitted should be original contributions and should not be under consideration for any other publication at the same time.
Deadline: 27 August 2012
Theme: We accept contributions on any theme of law.
Writing Guidelines
- The prescribed word limit for articles is 5,000 words to 10,000 words.
- Papers submitted in less than 5,000 thousand words may be considered for Short Articles, Notes and Comments.
- All submissions should be in Microsoft Word format using 12 point Times New Roman font and 1.5 spacing.
- Full text of article must be preceded by (a) Abstract in about 250 words; (b) Contents; and (c) Keywords not more than 5 words.
Submission Guidelines
- All submissions must be accompanied with a covering letter and a brief C.V. of the author.
- All the submissions are required to be emailed in MS Word format at the dean [dot] lawschool [dot] bhu [at] gmail [dot] com
- The hard copy and CD of the articles should be sent at the address:
Anjali
Hey Abhishek,
I had mailed the soft copy and had sent the hard copy too, but i haven’t received any confirmation or acknowledgement till date. Can you just update me at the earliest?
Rahul
hi Abhishek
i have mailed the both soft copy as wel d hard copy, bt i m yet to receive any acknowledge – ment of the same from BLJ, can u plz help me here….
kamini
Are deadline for both soft & hard copy Are sameI? have sent soft copy of my article, will they consider it if hard copy reaches late
Abhishek
Hi All,
The ‘CD’ herein means the article burned on a Compact Disk. In case you have e-mailed/or planning to e-mail an article you may omit sending the ‘CD’. However, the hard copy of the same is mandatory to be sent at the mentioned address. The journal has an ISSN No. And there has been no decision in relation to extension of dates, in case the dates are extended, the same will be communicated through this platform.
Thanks.
Pankhuri Agrawal
What is meant by the ‘articles’ and CD of it? IS there any extension for the hard copy submission? Sir, please reply as soon as possible.
Pooja
What is meant by CD of the articles? and can the submission date for hard copy be extended?
Gandu Maharaj
seriously aryan?? “what is CD?”
hitesh
do you have ISSN No.?
Aryan
The hardcopy and the CD of the articles should be sent at the address.
What is CD?