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The Indian Journal of Integrated Research in Law (IJIRL) has invited original and unpublished manuscripts for Volume 6, Issue 4. The journal accepts research papers on law and allied disciplines and provides a platform for law students, academicians, researchers, lawyers, and other contributors interested in legal research.
The Indian Journal of Integrated Research in Law (IJIRL), ISSN 2583-0538, is an online bi-monthly law journal that promotes interdisciplinary research in law and related fields.
IJIRL aims to provide a research platform for students, professionals, academicians, lawyers, and researchers to contribute scholarly work on contemporary legal issues and allied disciplines.
IJIRL states that it is indexed in the following databases and platforms:
Manupatra
HeinOnline
Google Scholar
ROAD
The journal states that this indexing helps make published research accessible to a wider academic and research community.
Authors whose manuscripts are accepted for publication may receive several benefits, including:
IJIRL states that its publications are indexed with Manupatra, HeinOnline, Google Scholar, and ROAD.
Published articles receive a free Digital Object Identifier (DOI), which provides a permanent identification and web link for the published research.
The journal lists a Publication Impact Factor (PIF) of 6.926, calculated by the International Institute of Organized Research.
The top 10 authors in each issue are eligible to receive a soft copy of the Certificate of Excellence for their publication.
According to IJIRL, the manuscript review process takes approximately 24–72 hours, while final publication is completed within 1–4 working days after payment of the processing fee.
Top authors may receive internship opportunities, subject to availability.
Top-performing authors may also receive an opportunity to work as Student Editors at IJIRL, subject to the availability of slots.
IJIRL does not prescribe a specific conference-style theme for this issue.
Any topic or issue relating to law or an allied field may be submitted, as the journal encourages interdisciplinary legal research.
Authors can therefore submit original research concerning contemporary developments in law, policy, governance, technology, business, society, and other disciplines connected with legal studies.
The Call for Papers is open to:
Academicians
Research Scholars
Lawyers
Law Students
Anyone interested in law and allied disciplines
Authors must submit original and unpublished manuscripts.
IJIRL accepts manuscripts in the following categories:
4,000–6,000 words, excluding footnotes.
1,800–4,000 words, excluding footnotes.
1,500–2,500 words.
Note: The journal may be flexible with the prescribed word limits depending on the quality of the submission.
Authors can submit their manuscripts through the submission form provided by IJIRL.
In case authors face difficulty with the online submission form, manuscripts may also be submitted via email at:
Authors are required to strictly follow the journal's prescribed publication guidelines.
The detailed submission guidelines are available on the IJIRL website.
Long Articles and Short Articles must include an abstract.
A manuscript may have a maximum of three authors.
The manuscript must be original and unpublished.
The manuscript must not be simultaneously under review with another journal.
Plagiarism or any form of academic misconduct may result in immediate disqualification.
The first page of the manuscript should contain:
Title of the paper
Name(s) of the author(s)
Institutional affiliation
Abstract
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Font Size: 12
Line Spacing: 1.5
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Line Spacing: 1.0
All headings should follow uniform formatting throughout the manuscript.
Authors must format their footnotes and references according to either:
Bluebook 20th Edition, or
ILI Rules of Footnoting
Authors should ensure consistency in citation and referencing throughout the manuscript.
The processing fee is payable only after acceptance of the manuscript.
CategoryProcessing FeeSingle-Authored Manuscript₹800Two Authors₹1,000Three Authors₹1,200Foreign AuthorsUS$25
Authors should keep the following points in mind:
The manuscript must be original and unpublished.
Simultaneous submissions to other journals are not permitted.
Long Articles and Short Articles require an abstract.
A maximum of three co-authors is permitted.
Plagiarism may result in rejection/disqualification.
The first page must contain the required author and manuscript details.
Manuscripts must follow the prescribed formatting requirements.
Footnotes must comply with Bluebook 20th Edition or ILI citation rules.
Copyright in the manuscript will vest with the Indian Journal of Integrated Research in Law after publication.
Journal - Indian Journal of Integrated Research in Law (IJIRL)
ISSN - 2583-0538
Volume - Volume 6, Issue 4
Type - Online Bi-monthly Law Journal
Theme - Any topic relating to law or allied fields
Eligibility - Students, lawyers, researchers, academicians and others
Long Articles - 4,000–6,000 words
Short Articles/Essays - 1,800–4,000 words
Case Notes/Legislative Comments - 1,500–2,500 words
Maximum Authors - 3
Citation Style - Bluebook 20th Edition / ILI Rules
Processing Fee - ₹800–₹1,200 for Indian author
For submission-related queries and correspondence:
Email: info.ijirl@gmail.com
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