Call for Papers | ALSA Law and Technology Conference | Technology Governance or Technology Government? | DY Patil University | Navi Mumbai | Scopus Indexed | Submit Now!

Call for Papers | ALSA Law and Technology Conference | Technology Governance or Technology Government? | DY Patil University | Navi Mumbai | Scopus Indexed | Submit Now!

ALSA Law & Technology Conference 2026:

Theme: Technology Governance or Technology Government
Dates: 11–13 December 2026
Venue: DY Patil University, School of Law, Navi Mumbai, India

About the Organisers:

DY Patil University – School of Law (DYPSOL)
DYPSOL is committed to preparing students for industry‑ready careers in law. Its vibrant learning environment nurtures legal acumen, professional personality development, and strong connections with the legal fraternity, law firms, and society at large.

Asian Law Schools Association (ALSA)
Founded in 2020, ALSA is a collaborative network of Asian law schools dedicated to advancing excellence in legal education and scholarship. It upholds values of academic freedom, diversity, integrity, professionalism, and the rule of law.

About the Conference:

The 2026 ALSA Law & Technology Conference will critically examine the disruptive impact of technology on law, governance, and society. Recognising that technology challenges traditional legal frameworks, the conference invites global participants to engage in novel and interdisciplinary discussions.

Themes of Discussion:

• Constitutional law and limits on state‑corporate use of technology
• Environmental law and data centre sovereignty
• Intellectual property law and egalitarian innovation
• Criminal justice law and access to justice, including feminist perspectives
• Transport law and liability issues in human‑autonomy interaction
• Procedural law and technological disruptions
• Law of Technology vs. Technology of Law
• Large Language Models (LLMs) and intellectual property rights
• Training AI: technical intervention or contractual liability?
• Data privacy as backbone of digital laws
• Device automation: developer vs. deployer obligations

Publication Opportunity:

Selected papers may be considered for publication in Law, Technology and Humans—an international, peer‑reviewed, open‑access journal indexed in Scopus, AustLII, DOAJ, and EBSCO. The journal publishes three issues annually (April, July, November) and welcomes innovative research on the human dimensions of law and technology.

Submission Guidelines:

• Deadline: Abstracts and full papers must be submitted by email to dypsol.alsa2026@dypatil.edu
• Submissions will be reviewed by an editorial committee comprising ALSA Law & Technology Chapter members, DYPSOL faculty, and external scholars.
• Authors should follow the guidelines provided by Law, Technology and Humans Author Guidelines.

Contact Details:

For queries and submissions: dypsol.alsa2026@dypatil.edu

The conference provides a platform for academics, practitioners, and students to explore the evolving relationship between law and technology. By engaging in this dialogue, participants will contribute to shaping the future of governance, rights, and innovation in a digital society.

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