Call for Papers: Indian Journal of Legal Philosphy (IJLP); Pay Rs. 1050-1650 for Publication
Indian Journal of Legal Philosophy (IJLP) is a quarterly legal journal started with an aim to provide an avenue for the expression of views of people belonging to the field of law.
It is open for all to submit and subscribe the journal. In the present globalized scenario, it is necessary for people belonging to other fields to understand the importance, impact, and the image of law as it can affect the public at large when taken as a whole and group of individuals when viewed in parts.
Further, knowledge of law (at least to an extent) has elevated form being a matter of passing interest to a level of general aptitude.
The uniqueness of IJLP is that, it operates without any theme, so as to provide a reasonable opportunity to those who interested in the field to express their views accordingly.
Call for Papers
Indian Journal of Legal Philosphy (IJLP) invites Articles, Short Notes, Book Reviews and Case Commentaries from the legal fraternity of the country for Volume 2, Issue 2, April-June 2014.
Full details are here.
Submissions may be sent to [email protected]
Publication fees
The publication fee is Rs.1050/- for a single authored paper and Rs. 1650/- for a co-authored paper.
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never get publish your article, where publisher charge for it.
I think it not even legally correct.
Because they will take away the copyright with them and charge money too.
It should like publisher give money to author for transfer of his IPR
When is the last date of submission?