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The 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 accepts submissions on a rolling basis.

About the Journal

The Indian Law Review provides a platform for contemporary legal scholarship and welcomes contributions from students, academicians, scholars, practitioners, and independent researchers from India and abroad.

Journal 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
• 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 Submit?

Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis, meaning there is no fixed submission deadline.

Interested authors should refer to the official submission guidelines for detailed information regarding manuscript requirements, formatting, and the submission process.

Note: Authors are advised to independently verify the journal's current Scopus indexing status, quartile, and submission guidelines through the official Taylor & Francis/Routledge journal page before submitting.