The theme of the journal consists of any up to date and pertinent improvement within the discipline of worldwide regulation and coverage. The scope of this journal consists of, however shouldn’t be restricted to, fields equivalent to Public International Law, Human Rights Law, Private International Law, International Trade Law, International Commercial Laws, International Criminal Law, and International Investment Laws. The authors are inspired to write down on, or take an inter-disciplinary method to, any discipline(s) or regulation(s) associated to worldwide regulation and coverage.

SUBMISSION CATEGORIES

1. Long Article: 5000-8000 phrases

2. Short Article: 3000-5000 phrases

3. Case Study / Case Note 1500-3000 phrases

4. Book Review: 1000-2000 phrases

Kindly notice, the word-limit is unique of the footnotes and unique of the summary.

CITATION STANDARDS

1. The footnotes should adhere to the requirements of the Oxford University Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities (4th ed., 2012) (OSCOLA 4th version).

2. The authors are discouraged from utilizing talking or substantive footnotes. 3. Use of endnotes or hyperlinks wouldn’t be accepted.

GENERAL SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Co-authorship as much as a most of two authors is permitted.

The submitted doc should embrace an summary of 250-300 phrases to start with, highlighting the construction and the essence of the manuscript. The summary is unique of the phrase restrict of the manuscript.

Submissions should be made solely via the Google Form out there on our web site, and Call for Papers printed on numerous platforms.

The manuscript should be submitted on or earlier than 23:59 hours on 30 September 2021.

Submissions should be a phrase doc (in .doc or .docx format). They should be appropriate with Microsoft Word 2007 or above.

The doc uploaded mustn’t include any data that can be utilized to establish the writer(s).

Submissions which don’t verify to those pointers could also be rejected on the sole discretion of the Editorial Board of the Journal. CRIL reserves the correct both reject, or ship the manuscript again to the writer(s) for any modification(s) at any stage, within the occasion of non-conformity with any of the submission pointers.

LAYOUT AND STYLISTIC GUIDELINES:

Title [Times New Roman, 16 points, 1.5 line spacing, Bold, All Caps, Centre Aligned]

Heading Level 1 [Times New Roman, 14 points, 1.5 line spacing, Bold, Small Caps, Centre Aligned]

Heading Level 2 [Times New Roman, 12 points, 1.5 line spacing, Italics, Each word capitalized, Centre Aligned]

Heading Level 3 [Times New Roman, 12 points, 1.5 line spacing, Italics, Each word capitalized, Left Aligned]

Main Body [Times New Roman, 12 points, 1.5 line spacing, Justified, 1-inch margin on all sides] Footnotes [Times New Roman, 10 points, 1.0 line spacing, Justified]

Abstract [Times New Roman, 12 points, 1.0 line spacing, Italics, Justified Aligned]

Spellings ought to comply with the British system of spelling. Word-endings -ise and -isation are most well-liked over -ize and -ization.

EVALUATION STAGES AND PARAMETERS

A. Preliminary Review

• All manuscripts submitted should be authentic and unpublished. Plagiarism of content material in addition to that of an concept would result in a direct rejection of the manuscript. The Editorial Board of the Journal reserves the correct to reject a submission if any occasion of plagiarism is detected.
• Submissions are required to have correct quotation of authorities. Any manuscript obtained with out footnotes shall be outrightly rejected with out a overview.
• Paraphrasing with out applicable quotation of authorities shall additionally qualify as plagiarism.
• Secondary plagiarism, or plagiarism of the authorities cited might also be a floor for rejection of the manuscript.

B. Content Review

Manuscripts accepted within the Plagiarism Review shall be subjected to a Content Review. In the primary stage of Content Review the manuscripts are evaluated on the next parameters:

1. Grammar and Language

The language of the submission should be straightforward to grasp. It ought to use concise sentencing. Author(s) are inspired to keep up a uniform voice all through the article. Rhetoric is discouraged.

2. Structural and Logical Coherency

The arguments superior by the Author(s) should be logically sound. The Author(s) ought to introduce, contextualize, and conclude the arguments successfully. A transparent construction of the manuscript ought to be maintained.

3. Contemporary Relevance

The subject-matter of the manuscript ought to be one which pertains to latest developments, or lacunae within the matter addressed. The Author(s) are inspired to contextualise their concepts, and emphasise on the significance of the subject addressed within the manuscript.

4. Contribution to Existing Literature

The manuscript should be one which positively contributes to the self-discipline. Over-referencing, or reiterating arguments already made on the actual matter ought to be prevented.

5. Research and Referencing

The authorities relied on should be authoritative, and be applicable for the aim they’re being cited for. Marks could also be deducted for each over-referencing, or under-referencing. The quotation customary prescribed by the Journal (OSCOLA 4th version) should be strictly adhered to.

Manuscripts accepted within the first stage of overview shall be despatched for peer overview. Scrutiny at this stage too is completed on the above-mentioned parameters.

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