Call for Papers! NLUD JOURNAL ON LABOUR- INAUGURAL ISSUE [2024-25]! LAST DATE- 31ST NOV 2024!
About the NLUD Journal on ‘LABOUR’
The NLUD Journal on LABOUR is now accepting submissions for its upcoming issue. It is published by the Centre for Labour Law Research and Advocacy at the National Law University, Delhi. This double-blind and peer-reviewed annual journal focussing on interdisciplinary scholarship on Labour. Each issue will centre debates on contemporary areas of Labour. The journal’s editorial board is committed to fostering diversity and inclusivity, and we invite scholars, researchers, practitioners and activist to contribute to this academic exchange.
Theme of the Inaugural Issue (2024-25)
This annual thematic journal aims to provide a platform for interdisciplinary writings on labour issues, with its inaugural edition focusing on the theme “Sociology of Labour.” Few sub topics identified but not limited for this issue are as follows:
- Nature of work, work relationship and occupational style
- Various sectors within informal/formal sector and its political economy
- Labour and Development discourse on work
- Feminist analysis of Labour, Migration and Development
- Intersectional analysis of Labour confluence
- Marginalised labour categories and historical injustices
- Structure of Labour Law and its influence on Labouring Lives
- Just transition debates on labour
- New industries, new cities and new labour
- Urban development and labour
Submission Process
All submissions must be accompanied by a cover letter indicating the author’s name, affiliation, the submission’s title, the author’s email address/contact number, and a declaration of originality. The submissions will be reviewed and edited by the Editorial Board under the supervision of the Editor-in-Chief. All the submissions must be made online at submission portal [Click here] or at [email protected]
Important Dates
- Submission Deadline: 30th November 2024
- Notification of Acceptance: 15th February 2025
- Publication Date: 15th July 2025
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