Call for Blogs by Cell for Studies in Intellectual Property Rights by NLIU, Bhopal: Rolling Submissions!

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About NLIU

National Law Institute University, Bhopal, ranks among the oldest and most esteemed National Law Universities in India. NLIU has led in providing quality legal education and has cultivated a global alumni network that has excelled in traditional legal fields as well as in public administration, academia, and policy-making. NLIU promotes and incentivises a culture of academic rigour. The university fosters research in advanced legal fields, consistently organising interdisciplinary and industry-wide workshops, seminars, and training programs on topics of current legal significance.

About CSIPR-BLOG

The blogs published by the Cell for Studies in Intellectual Property Rights follow a double-blind, peer-reviewed process and offer well-researched insights on various legal issues. The Blog on Technology and Intellectual Property Law aims to serve as a forum for the expression of the authors’ views on various topics of IP law and technology. They cover important developments in IP law, including detailed analysis of landmark judgments, legislative changes, and procedural updates.

About Call for Blogs

The Cell for Studies in Intellectual Property Rights is pleased to announce the Call for Blogs for law students, professionals, and researchers. 

Eligibility

National Law Institute University, Bhopal, welcomes contributions from students, researchers, practitioners, and academicians. Submissions should reflect strong legal reasoning, clarity of thought, and contemporary relevance to the field of IP Law.

Submission Guidelines

Please find the link to the Submission Guidelines HERE

Word Limit

  • Up to 1,500 words (excluding endnotes); flexibility at the discretion of the Editorial Board.
  • It is recommended that the title for each post must not exceed 20 words.
  • Authors are requested to provide 5 keywords encapsulating the essence of the post.

Formatting

File Format: Submissions must be in MS Word (.doc or .docx).

Formatting: Times New Roman, size 12 (main text), 1.5 spacing; footnotes size 10, single spacing.

Citation: Considering the semi-formal nature of the blog, it shall be appreciated that referencing be done only through hyperlinks, wherever necessary. Authors are particularly encouraged to reference recent amendments and obscure laws. The authors may, however, choose to cite authorities (if and when it is necessary) using endnotes. In doing so, authors must follow the guidelines given in the Oxford Standard for the Citation of Legal Authorities (OSCOLA 4th Edition).

Plagiarism and Originality

  • Submissions must be original and unpublished, and they should not be under consideration elsewhere. Submissions having plagiarism of more than 15% will be rejected.
  • Any submission found to be plagiarised or otherwise contravening this rule will be summarily rejected.

Anonymity

The manuscript must not contain any identifiable information about the author(s), including name(s), institution, address, or any other details indicating their identity.

Co-authorship

Co-authorship is permitted for up to two authors.

Copyright and Responsibility

Submissions are accepted for publication on the condition that they do not infringe upon any third-party rights. Authors bear sole responsibility for any such violations.

Editorial Discretion

The editorial board reserves the right to suggest edits, including adding or removing content, at its discretion. Authors are expected to incorporate these changes within a specified timeframe.

Submission Deadline

Submissions to the CSIPR Blog are accepted on a rolling basis.

How to Submit?

Authors are required to make their submissions only using our submission form available here.

Click Here to Submit.

Contact Info

For any queries, please reach out to [email protected]


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