Call for Papers | Asian Law Schools Association (ALSA) Public Law Conference 2027, Abstract Submission Deadline; 15 September 2026
Scholars working in constitutional law, administrative law, criminal law, governance, law and religion, tax law, and broader public law may find this an excellent opportunity to present their research at the Asian Law Schools Association (ALSA) Public Law Conference 2027, to be held on 26–27 February 2027 at Jindal Global Law School, O.P. Jindal Global University, in collaboration with the Centre for Asian Legal Studies, National University of Singapore.
This year’s conference theme, “Constitutionalism in Asia,” invites scholars to critically examine both the substantive and methodological dimensions of constitutionalism across the region. The conference particularly welcomes research on topics such as:
🔹 Constitutional adjudication and judicial power
🔹 Rights, equality, and social transformation
🔹 Democratic resilience and constitutional governance
🔹 Religion, culture, and constitutional identity
🔹 Technology, digital governance, and constitutional rights
🔹 Comparative and jurisdiction-specific constitutional studies
📅 Abstract Submission Deadline; 15 September 2026
📢 Notification of Acceptance:15 October 2026
📝 Working Paper Submission:15 January 2027
One aspect I particularly appreciate is the conference’s emphasis on both comparative constitutional scholarship and jurisdiction-specific research, encouraging meaningful dialogue on the evolving nature of constitutionalism in Asia. As someone working in comparative constitutional law, digital constitutionalism, AI regulation, and constitutional governance, I find this theme especially timely and relevant.
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