Call for Papers: International Conference on Comparative Law (ICCL 2026), 4–5 April 2026 | Hybrid Mode

Co-Organised by: School of Law, Galgotias University, Uttar Pradesh (India) & School of Business & Law, Edith Cowan University, Western Australia (Australia)

Knowledge Partner- Knowledge Steez

About the Conference

The International Conference on Comparative Law (ICCL) is a leading global forum that brings together judges, senior advocates, research scholars, practitioners, policymakers and thought leaders to reflect on developments across diverse legal systems. Over time, ICCL has earned a strong reputation for academic rigour, international participation and meaningful dialogue. Its edited volumes—Global Perspectives and Emerging Issues in Comparative Law, Comparative Law: Unravelling Global Legal Systems, Comparative Approaches in Law and Policy, Comparative Law: Its Facets, Nuances and Intricacies, and Legal Frameworks for Sustainable Global Business—continue to serve as important resources for researchers around the world.

Sub- Themes

Modalities of Comparative Law
Comparative Constitutional Law
Comparative Criminal Law & Human Rights
Comparative IPR, Technology Law & Emerging Legal Domains
Comparative Business Law
Comparative Family Law

Conference Format

The conference will take place over two days. It will open with an inaugural session hosting keynote addresses by eminent speakers from India, Australia and other countries, to be followed by the technical sessions. The second day shall commence with the presentation of research papers in the respective panels, as ascertained by the organising committee based on the designated sub-themes and papers finalised for presentation. The jury will select the best article from each session for special recognition in the valedictory ceremony that will conclude the final day.[*The Organizing Committee reserves the right to make suitable modifications, wherever deemed necessary in the conference format. Also, the decision of the organizing committee/judges shall be final in this regard. It will not be subjected to any question/justification/dispute whatsoever.

The conference will be organised in a hybrid mode.

Abstract: Each applicant must submit 200-300-word abstract providing an overview of the proposed paper by e-mail to icclgusol@gmail.com no later than March 20, 2026. Each paper will be expected to make a substantial contribution to the comparative law scholarship and the theme of the conference, for example, by advancing new knowledge, connecting previously unrelated facts, offering a critique of existing law, or proposing reform

Papers/abstracts must be submitted by e-mail to: icclgusol@gmail.com

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