Call for Chapters | Women Empowerment in the Era of Viksit Bharat @2047 | Department of Laws | Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies | Submit by 5th Jan 2025

Call for Chapters | Women Empowerment in the Era of Viksit Bharat @2047 | Department of Laws | Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies | Submit by 5th Jan 2025

Call for Book Chapters:

Theme: Women Empowerment in Viksit Bharat 2047
Organizer: Department of Law, Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies (MAIMS), Delhi

The Department of Law at MAIMS invites scholars, academicians, researchers, and professionals to contribute original chapters for an upcoming edited volume on “Women Empowerment in Viksit Bharat 2047.” This initiative is part of the academic outreach for envisioning India’s journey towards becoming a developed nation by 2047, with a special focus on gender equality, legal reforms, and socio‑economic empowerment.

Key Details:

  • Submission Deadline: As per the official notification (2026 timeline).
  • Eligibility: Academicians, researchers, practitioners, and students in law, social sciences, and allied disciplines.
  • Scope of Contributions:
    • Legal frameworks for women’s rights in India
    • Comparative perspectives on gender justice
    • Policy initiatives and institutional reforms
    • Role of education, technology, and entrepreneurship in empowerment
    • Case studies highlighting challenges and success stories

Suggestive Themes & Titles:

Part I: Conceptual & Constitutional Foundations

  • Women-Led Development in Viksit Bharat (@2047)
  • Evolution of Women’s Empowerment Policies in India
  • The Constitution (106th Amendment) Act, 2023 and Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam
  • Role of Judiciary in Protection of Women’s Rights
  • Feminist Jurisprudence

Part II: Labour Laws & Workplace Safety

  • New Labour Codes, 2020 and Women’s Safety & Inclusivity
  • Protection against Sexual Harassment at Workplace
  • Maternity Benefits, Care Economy, & Work-Life Balance Laws
  • Workplace Safety & Gender-Sensitive HR Policies
  • Health and Reproductive Rights

Part III: Property, Family and Personal Law

  • Property and Inheritance Rights of Women
  • Marriage, Divorce, and Maintenance Laws
  • Personal Laws, Gender Justice, and Uniform Civil Code
  • Family Courts & Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

Part IV: Criminal Law, Cyber Crimes and Human Rights

  • New Criminal Laws, 2023 and Gender Sensitization
  • Dowry Death, Domestic Violence & Trafficking
  • Cyber Crimes Against Women

Part V: Entrepreneurship and Corporate Governance

  • Corporate Law & Women in Corporate Governance
  • Intellectual Property Rights and Women Innovators
  • Policy Ecosystem Empowering Women Entrepreneurs
  • Financing Women Entrepreneurs
  • Legal & Regulatory Challenges Faced by Women-Led Enterprises
  • Women-Led Start-ups & MSMEs – Case Studies

Part VI: Governance, Social Transformation and Future Pathways

  • Women in Governance & Politics: PRIs, Local Bodies, and Legislatures
  • Cultural Norms, Media Narratives and Gender Stereotypes
  • AI, Technology, and Gender Justice: Legal Challenges Ahead
  • Women-Led Green Innovation and Sustainable Development
  • Gender-Responsive Budgeting for Women Empowerment

Note: The above themes are indicative rather than exhaustive. Other perspectives consistent with the objective of the book can also be considered.

Publication & Benefits:

  • Selected chapters will be published in an edited academic volume under the aegis of MAIMS Department of Law.
  • Contributors will gain visibility in academic and professional circles, with opportunities for networking and collaboration.
  • The book aims to serve as a scholarly resource for students, faculty, policymakers, and institutions working on gender justice and nation‑building.

Submission Guidelines:

  • Abstract: 200-250 words
  • Keywords: 4-5
  • Word Limit: 4000- 5000 words (including references)
  • Font: Times New Roman, Size: 12 & 1.5 spacing
  • APA 7th edition Referencing style
  • Submission must be original & unpublished (Doc format)
  • Similarity & Plagiarism: Not Exceeding 10%
  • AI Generated submissions are strictly prohibited
  • No article submission fees

Why This Matters?

This call for chapters aligns with India’s vision of “Viksit Bharat 2047”, emphasizing inclusive growth and empowerment. By contributing, scholars can actively shape discourse on women’s rights, equality, and sustainable development in the next two decades.

Important dates:

Abstract Submission: 5th Jan 2026

Full Chapter Submission: 20th Jan 2026

Mode of Submission:

Submit via callforpapers@maims.ac.in

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