Call for Papers: on Indian Constitution in the Age of Emerging Technologies, Centre for Constitutional Law Studies (CCLS), Jamia Hamdard
About CCLS
The Centre for Constitutional Law Studies (CCLS), Jamia Hamdard, is pleased to invite original research contributions for its upcoming academic publication. As a platform committed to advancing constitutional scholarship, encouraging critical thinking, and fostering meaningful academic dialogue, CCLS welcomes students, researchers, academicians, legal professionals, and scholars from institutions across India to contribute their perspectives on contemporary constitutional questions and emerging legal developments. Through this Call for Papers, the Centre seeks to bring together diverse voices and interdisciplinary perspectives to examine the evolving relationship between constitutional principles and emerging technologies, particularly their impact on fundamental rights, governance, accountability, and democratic freedoms.
We invite you to be a part of this academic exchange and contribute to the ongoing discourse at the intersection of law, society, and technology.
Theme
Indian Constitution in the Age of Emerging Technologies
Technology is transforming the way we live, communicate, govern, and exercise our rights. These developments raise important constitutional questions concerning privacy, equality, liberty, accountability, and democratic freedoms.
Under the broad theme “Indian Constitution in the Age of Emerging Technologies,” submissions are invited on the following indicative sub-themes:
1. Right to Privacy and Artificial Intelligence
2. Artificial Intelligence, Constitutional Rights, and State Accountability
3. Facial Recognition Technology and Article 21
4. Digital Surveillance and Fundamental Rights
5. Algorithmic Bias and the Right to Equality under Article 14
6. Freedom of Speech and Expression in the Age of Social Media
Abstract Submission:
Abstracts of the proposed papers must be submitted exclusively through the link below by 11:59 PM, 10 November 2026
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