JOURNAL OF LEGAL STUDIES
About the Journal of Legal Studies
The Dharmashastra National Law University – Journal of Legal Studies (DNLU – JLS) is an initiative by the Dharmashastra National Law University, Jabalpur. DNLU – JLS is a flagship faculty run, double-blind peer reviewed law journal that aims to provide a unique forum for all those who are interested in legal studies to present their scholarly contributions. It is an academic journal which aims to publish high quality scholarship on law and legal studies spanning all areas including comparative, international, and multidisciplinary perspectives. The venture has been initiated to fulfil the mandate of promoting research, scholarship, and writing among the legal diaspora. The initiative aims to enable such scholarship to reach a wider audience, and hence encourage involvement in research. The journal is well-placed to build on the Institute’s national role in facilitating legal research developing its own role in publishing articles from diverse legal background.
DNLU-JLS is published annually.
Aims and Scope
DNLU-JLS is a flagship faculty run, double-blind peer reviewed law journal of the Dharmashastra National Law University, Jabalpur. The aims and scope of DNLU-JLS are as follows:
- To provide a unique platform for individuals interested in legal studies, enabling them to present their scholarly contributions.
- To maintain and promote high standards of legal scholarship. It aims to publish articles that exhibit rigorous research, analytical depth, and contribute significantly to the field of law.
- To cover a broad spectrum of legal studies, including but not limited to comparative, international, and multidisciplinary perspectives. By encompassing a wide range of legal areas, DNLU – JLS seeks to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of the law and its implications across different contexts.
- To enhance the visibility of scholarly contributions by providing a reputable platform for publication.
- The journal is committed to upholding academic integrity through a double-blind peer review process.