CfP: International Conference on Comparative Public Law by Parul Institute of Law, Vadodara : Submit by Oct 15

Parul Institute of Law, Parul University, Vadodara is duly approved by the Bar Council of India and is a member of the International Association of Law Schools, New York. It offers Five Year Integrated courses of B.A LL.B, B.Com.LL.B, B.B.A LL.B and 3-Year LL.B course.

About Centre for Constitutional Law and Policy (CCLP)

Parul Institute of Law’s Centre for Constitutional Law and Policy (CCLP) aims to carry out specialized research in the area of Constitutional Law and Policy. The importance of constitutional law is realized by the very fact that all laws of the land have to be consistent with the constitution. The centre seeks to achieve a sense of better understanding amongst the public at large about the constitutional ethos. The centre shall be dedicated to carry out extensive research, including research papers, projects, books, etc as well as organize several in house and external activities like judgment analysis, open house discussions, conferences, workshops, etc.

About the Conference

Concept Note

The study of comparative public law is closely associated with governance mechanisms across the world. The exercise of a comparative analysis is much more than simply academic interest. The very aim of comparative law lies in the betterment of one’s own legal system by carrying out an analysis of different legal systems across the globe. Despite this overwhelming importance of comparative public law, the studies on this subject area are not as much as compared to other disciplines.

The Conference aims to serve as a platform for academicians, professionals, researchers and students to discuss and critically assess the existing legislative framework and policies. It also aims to analyze the innovations and development of the broad areas covered in comparative public law and come with sustainable solutions in addressing the issues in modern-day justice delivery mechanisms.

Mode and Platform

The conference shall be held online on the Google Meet platform.

Eligibility

Research papers, articles and case studies that are original and not published elsewhere are invited from Academicians, Research scholars, professionals and Students on various sub-themes or any other issue related to the main topic.

Sub Themes

Globalization of Comparative Public Law, Issues and Challenges
Typology of Federalism
Evolving boundary between public and private law
Constitutions: Making, functions and typology
Constitutionalism
Evolution of fundamental rights
Judicial activism and accountability
Any other topic relevant to the main theme of the conference.

Submission Guidelines

The abstract and full papers are to be submitted, both in MS Word and PDF format on email address [email protected] with author’s name, affiliation and designation in a separate MS Word file.
Abstract shall be of 250-300 words with five keywords.
Font type-Times New Roman on A4 size paper. Font size-Heading 14, Sub Heading and main text 12, Line spacing 1.5
The 19^th Bluebook method of citation shall be adopted uniformly.
Length of the paper shall be 4000-5000 words.
Papers with plagiarism of more than 10% shall be summarily rejected.

Selected papers shall be published in the form of edited books/proceedings with an ISBN number by a reputed publisher.

Important Dates

Last Date for Abstract Submission		15^th October 2021
Last Date for Full Paper submission		15^th November 2021
Last Date for Registration		15^th November 2021

Abstract acceptance/rejection intimation will be sent within 5 working days of receiving the abstract.