Call for Blogs | MNLUM Law Review Blog | MNLU Mumbai | Submissions on Rolling Basis!

Call for Blogs | MNLUM Law Review Blog | MNLU Mumbai | Submissions on Rolling Basis!

Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai

Call for Submissions – MNLUM Law Review Blog

About the Blog

The MNLUM Law Review Blog is the flagship online publication of Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai. It is a student‑run, peer‑reviewed platform thoughtfully managed by a two‑layer editorial team comprising 2 Editors‑in‑Chief, 5 Managing Editors, and 8 Associate Editors. The Blog champions exemplary academic inquiry by publishing incisive, interdisciplinary legal scholarship on timely issues of significance.

Committed to inclusivity and intellectual vibrancy, the Blog facilitates meaningful dialogue among students, academics, and legal practitioners. Every submission undergoes a rigorous peer‑review process conducted by the editorial board, ensuring analytical depth, clarity, and relevance to contemporary legal discourse.

The Blog strives to foster a vibrant intellectual community at MNLU Mumbai, where emerging scholars engage in critical commentary, advance public understanding, and contribute to the evolution of legal thought.

Call for Submissions

The MNLUM Law Review Blog is now accepting submissions on a rolling basis for the 2026–27 academic year. Contributions are invited from students, academics, practitioners, and researchers across a broad range of legal disciplines.

Themes and Scope

As a student‑run, peer‑reviewed platform, the Blog seeks to promote discourse on contemporary legal and allied issues through high‑quality and accessible scholarship. Submissions may include analytical articles, opinion pieces, and critiques that engage meaningfully with legal and interdisciplinary issues.

Submission Guidelines

• Mode of Submission: All submissions must be made through the Google Form. Submissions via email will not be considered.
• Deadline: Rolling basis.
• Eligibility: Open to both students and professionals.
• Nature of Submissions: Analytical in nature, expressing opinions or offering critiques.
• Co‑authorship: Permitted up to two authors.
• Plagiarism: Original and unpublished work only. Similarity index must not exceed 10%.
• Word Limit: Ideally 1000–1500 words (exclusive of endnotes/explanatory notes). Longer pieces may be accepted if necessary.
• Format: Microsoft Word (.doc/.docx); Font: Bookman Old Style, Size 12, Line spacing 1.5, Margin 1 inch, Alignment: Justified.
• Citation: Hyperlink open‑source materials. Endnotes (not footnotes) for non‑open‑source references, adhering to Bluebook 20th Edition. Endnotes formatting: Bookman Old Style, Size 10, Line spacing 1, Alignment: Justified.
• Anonymity: Authors must not disclose personal or institutional details in the manuscript.
• Originality: Authors confirm submissions are original contributions, not plagiarized or under consideration elsewhere.

Contact Information

For further queries, please write to: mljedit@mnlumumbai.edu.in

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