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Call for Blogs for law students- RGNUL’s CELS Enviro-Legal Blog: Submission on a rolling basis.

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  • The CELS Enviro-Legal Blog is an egalitarian platform that invites unique contributions from the legal community in order to stimulate critical multidisciplinary research on environmental changes around the world. The goal is to elicit and foster dialogue and discussion among various stakeholders in the subject of environmental law.
  • Its goal is to give a public venue for scientific publications that are relevant, well-researched, and well-edited. The blog will operate on a contribution basis, with contributors’ cognitive analyses being published for public discussion.
  • The CELS Enviro-Legal Blog is an egalitarian platform that invites unique contributions from the legal community in order to stimulate critical multidisciplinary research on environmental changes around the world. The goal is to elicit and foster dialogue and discussion among various stakeholders in the subject of environmental law.
  • Its goal is to give a public venue for scientific publications that are relevant, well-researched, and well-edited. The blog will operate on a contribution basis, with contributors’ cognitive analyses being published for public discussion.

Articles are being sought.

On a rolling basis, the CELS Enviro-Legal Blog encourages articles on current environmental topics. The editorial board may approve write-ups that revisit big but dormant subjects in extraordinary circumstances if they provide a unique and novel perspective.

Eligibility
Students, environment law researchers, academicians, practitioners, representatives of civil society groups, and policymakers are invited to contribute to the CELS Enviro-Legal Blog.

Submission Guidelines

  1. Plagiarism is strictly prohibited.
  2. The title of the manuscript should indicate the sub-theme that has been chosen by the author(s).
  3. The word limit for the submission shall be 800-1200words, accompanied by an abstract of not more than 150 words. The word limit is exclusive of endnotes and abstract.
  4. Co-authorship to a maximum of two authors, of the same or different institutions, is permissible.
  5. The body of the manuscript should be in Times New Roman, font size 12 with 1.5 line spacing. The endnotes should be in Times New Roman, font size 10 with single line spacing. The text alignment should be justified.
  6. Ensure that the title of the document has been renamed to the title of the post [without any personal detail of the author(s)].
  7. Referencing and citations must be put up in the form of in text hyperlinks for internet sources.
  8. Endnotes for offline sources shall adhere to Bluebook (20th Edition) citation format.
  9. Submissions should include the manuscript in .doc or .docx format. The manuscript should not contain the name of the author or his/ her institutional affiliation or any other identification mark.
  10. Along with the manuscript, a separate cover letter in .doc or .docx format has to be attached. The Cover letter should contain the name of the author, professional information, the title of the manuscript, contact information, a short bio about the author(s).
  11. Authors must also indicate their academic qualifications including their year of study or degree(s) completed and the name of the university/ institution to which they are affiliated.
  12. Manuscript shall be sent along with the Declaration form(provided below) stating that the manuscript is an original and a bona fide work of the author(s) and they undertake to divest the copyright of the work to The CELS Enviro-Legal Blog, if accepted for publication.
  13. Submissions shall be emailed to cels@rgnul.ac.in under the subject heading “Submission for CELS Blog”.

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