CALL FOR BLOGS: CENTRE FOR LAW AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, NLU DELHI, SUBMIT NOW

CALL FOR BLOGS: CENTRE FOR LAW AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, NLU DELHI, SUBMIT NOW

The Centre for Law and Urban Development, National Law University Delhi, invites submissions for its blog series on a rolling basis. We welcome contributions from scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and students on various themes related to the intersection between law and urban development. The submissions should offer insightful analysis, critical perspectives, and innovative solutions on recent developments in the field.

THEMES

  • The Constitutional Right to Shelter
  • – Legal Mechanisms for Ensuring Affordable Housing in Urban Areas Consumer Protection under RERA
  • – A Comparison with International Best Practices for Real Estate Regulation RERA Safeguards for Regulating Insolvency and Bankruptcy in the Real Estate Regime Digital Infrastructure and the Smart Cities Model
  • – Integrating Technology and Innovation for Efficient Living and Connectivity Competition Law in Urban Development
  • – Ensuring Fair Markets and Preventing Monopolistic Practices Navigating Tax Laws and Urban Development
  • – The Interplay of Property Taxation, Incentives, and Compliance Challenges Regulating Public
  • -Private Partnerships (PPPs) in Urban Infrastructure Legal Challenges and Solutions Analyzing the Legal Regime for Resolution of Land Acquisition Integrating Sustainable Practices in Urban Planning
  • – Creating Environmentally Resistant Cities Promoting Socially Inclusive Urban Development
  • – Ensuring Equity and Accessibility Under the Present Legal Framework

Nature of the Submissions

Word limit: Articles can be anywhere between 800 to 1500 words. In case a relaxation in word count is required, please write to us so that we can consider your request.

Use of images: Images, graphs and tables may be used wherever necessary to illustrate a point. Authors are encouraged to include relevant case studies, empirical data, or policy analysis to support their arguments.

Abstract: An abstract no longer than 50 words briefly describing the content of the blog needs to be sent along with the submission. Please note that the abstract should be sent separately and not as a part of the main blog.

Author details: Please include a brief author bio of around 100 words along with a high resolution photo with the submission. A link to the LinkedIn Profile of the author (if existing) also needs to be attached. Co-authorship: Co-authorship of up to two authors is allowed.

The call for submissions is ongoing, and contributions will be accepted on a rolling basis. Authors will be notified of the status of their submissions within two weeks from the date of submission. Adhering to all the formatting and submission guidelines is mandatory.

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