Call for Articles | INTERSECT, HPNLU, Shimla: Submit by Jan 1

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1. About HPNLU

2. About LIIC

3. About INTERSECT

4. Theme

5. Eligibility

6. Submission Guidelines

7. Important Dates

8. Registration Fee

9. Prizes

10. Registration Procedure

11. Contact Info

About HPNLU

Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU), Shimla, is a premier institution established to advance excellence in legal education, research and professional development. It combines doctrinal learning with critical analysis and is committed to interdisciplinary learning, innovation and public service.

About LIIC

The Legal Innovation & Incubation Cell (LIIC) at HPNLU is a student-driven initiative focused on rethinking how law is learned, practised and built. It brings together law students, practitioners and interdisciplinary collaborators to identify real-world legal challenges and develop practical solutions in the form of tools, frameworks, research outputs and early-stage ventures.

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About INTERSECT

INTERSECT is the interdisciplinary magazine of LIIC, conceived as a platform to explore how law interacts with other domains of knowledge and human experience. It brings law into conversation with fields such as psychology, technology, design, economics and public policy. Each edition is built around a central theme. The inaugural issue, Law × Psychology, explored how cognition, emotion, memory and behaviour influence legal processes. INTERSECT takes a more accessible and reflective approach than a traditional journal while keeping intellectual depth, and welcomes analytical writing, visual frameworks and applied insights.

Theme

Intersection of Law and Economics

Sub-themes:

Ecological economics: valuing nature and limits to growth
Markets and competition: fair markets, dominance and cartels
Finance and insolvency: credit, capital and corporate failure
Tax and public finance: taxes, spending and redistribution
Contracts, property and dispute resolution: risk, ownership and settling disputes
Behavioural, labour and social questions: real behaviour, work and inequality
Global and cross-border: trade, investment and global rules

Eligibility

Open to all interested students, researchers, academics and practitioners.

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Submission Guidelines

Length: 800-1,500 words, excluding citations.
Authors: A maximum of two authors per submission.
Formatting: Garamond, font size 12, 1.5 line spacing.
Citation style: APA 7th edition, with parenthetical citations throughout. All sources must be appropriately acknowledged.
Originality: Submissions must be original, unpublished and not under consideration elsewhere.
AI use: The work must reflect the author’s own analysis and must not be substantially generated using AI tools.
Violation of these standards may result in rejection of the submission.
The editorial team may make minor edits for clarity, coherence and formatting while preserving the essence of the author’s work.