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Comparative Constitutional Studies is inviting scholarly submissions for its upcoming volume, welcoming research contributions on a wide range of subjects within Comparative Public Law.
The call is open to submissions addressing any topic within comparative public law, including single-country studies.
Authors may submit original research in the form of standard-length articles, comments, review essays and book reviews, subject to the prescribed word limits.
The deadline for submissions is 1 March 2027.
Call for Papers Details:
Publication: Comparative Constitutional Studies
Subject Area: Comparative Public Law
Submission Categories: Research Articles, Comments, Review Essays & Book Reviews
Research Scope: Comparative Public Law, Including Single-Country Studies
Submission Deadline: 1 March 2027
Publication: Upcoming Volume
Submission Categories & Word Limits:
1. Standard-Length Articles
Word Limit: 8,000–12,000 Words
Authors may submit full-length scholarly articles addressing issues within comparative public law.
These submissions provide scope for sustained legal research, doctrinal analysis and examination of public law questions.
2. Comments & Review Essays
Word Limit: 5,000–6,000 Words
The publication welcomes comments and review essays examining relevant questions within comparative public law.
These formats may be suitable for focused legal analysis, critical discussion and engagement with developments in public law scholarship.
3. Book Reviews
Word Limit: 2,000–4,000 Words
Authors may submit book reviews concerning scholarly works relevant to comparative public law.
Book reviews offer an opportunity to critically engage with academic literature and contribute to broader scholarly discussions.
Research Scope:
Submissions may address any topic within comparative public law, including research focused on a single country.
Potential areas of academic inquiry within this broad field include:
• Comparative Constitutional Law.
• Constitutional Interpretation.
• Fundamental Rights and Constitutional Protections.
• Judicial Review.
• Separation of Powers.
• Federalism and Constitutional Governance.
• Constitutional Courts and Judicial Institutions.
• Administrative Law.
• Public Law Institutions.
• Constitutional Change and Reform.
• Comparative Human Rights Law.
• Constitutional Accountability.
Note: These are illustrative research areas, not an exhaustive or officially prescribed list of topics.
Who May Consider Submitting?
The call may be relevant to:
✔ Law Students interested in constitutional and public law research.
✔ LL.M. Students.
✔ Doctoral Researchers and Ph.D. Scholars.
✔ Legal Academicians.
✔ Constitutional Law Researchers.
✔ Public Law Scholars.
✔ Legal Professionals engaged in academic writing.
The announcement does not specify formal author-eligibility restrictions or minimum academic qualifications.
Explore the Latest Issue:
Prospective authors interested in understanding the publication’s scholarly focus can consult its latest issue, which is available through open access.
Latest Issue:
Reviewing previously published scholarship may help prospective contributors understand the range of subjects and academic approaches represented in the publication.
Submission Deadline & Process:
Last Date for Submission: 1 March 2027
Authors should prepare manuscripts in accordance with the applicable category and prescribed word limit.
The announcement does not provide a direct manuscript submission portal, email address, citation-style requirements or detailed author guidelines.
Prospective contributors should consult the publication’s official channels for further submission instructions.
Original Call for Papers:
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7526933111973007360/
Comparative Constitutional Studies — LinkedIn Page:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/comparative-constitutional-studies/posts
Important Information:
• Publication: Comparative Constitutional Studies.
• Subject: Comparative Public Law.
• Single-Country Studies: Accepted within the stated scope.
• Standard-Length Articles: 8,000–12,000 Words.
• Comments and Review Essays: 5,000–6,000 Words.
• Book Reviews: 2,000–4,000 Words.
• Deadline: 1 March 2027.
• Latest Issue: Available in Open Access.
• Submission Email / Portal: Not specified in the announcement.
• Publication or Submission Fees: Not disclosed.