We’re pleased to announce that the Indian Law Journal on IPR (ILJIPR), operating under the aegis of the Droit Penale Group is inviting submissions on the contemporary issues related to intellectual property rights for publication in the first volume of the journal. For further details, please read the call for papers below:
About the Journal
We invite academicians, practitioners of the legal profession, researchers, post-graduates, and under-graduate students of law. Contributions may be in the form of articles, essays, notes, commentaries, and reviews. Submissions will be put through an exhaustive review process and published on the official website.
Submission Guidelines
All submissions must include an abstract not exceeding 300 words.
Submissions must be accompanied by a brief note including the following information:
- Name
- Postal Address
- Name of Institution
- Course of Study (if applicable)
- Academic Year
In the submission of work, the author undertakes that the work is original and has not been submitted, accepted, or published elsewhere.
All submissions will be subject to a plagiarism check at the first stage of evaluation. If work is found to be unoriginal or plagiarized, it will be rejected in the first instance.
Co-authorship is permitted up to a maximum of 3 co-authors.
The authors will be intimated of receipt of submission within one week from the date of submission.
Formatting Guidelines
- Font Style: Times New Roman
- Heading: 12, Bold, Centre Alignment
- Sub-heading: 12, Bold, Centre Alignment
- Body Text: 12, Justified, Line Spacing: 1.5, Justified
- Foot Notes: 10, Foot Note Spacing: 1
- The Citation type: Indian Institute of Law Citation
- The paper should be in MS Word Format
Word Limit
- Research Paper (5000 words including footnotes).
- Articles (3000-4000 words including footnotes).
- Short Notes (2000-3000 words including footnotes).
- Case Commentaries (1000-2000 words including footnotes).
- Book Reviews (1000-2000 words including footnotes).
1. Intellectual Property of an AI device: Issues and challenges
2. Intellectual Property and Biotechnology
3. Intellectual Property Protection of Plant Biotechnology Inventions: Issues and challenges
4. Legal, social and ethical implications of gene patenting
5. Patenting of Life Forms and Genetically modified organisms (GMO)
6. The convergence of bio, nano, and information technology
7. Legal and regulatory issues in Biotechnology
8. The Interface between Biotechnology and Traditional Knowledge
9. Intellectual Property and Competition Law: Convergence
10. Intellectual Property as an Asset for Merger and Acquisition: Issues and Challenges
11. Digital Copyright Law: Issues and challenges
12. TRIPS and compliance: where does India stand?
13. International IP enforcement
14. Social and Economic Impact of IP
15. Sui generis protection of Traditional Knowledge: Debate between developed and developing countries
16. Impact of COVID on IP regime
It must be noted that the title and the work shall be the original work of respective authors. Interested candidates may send original, unpublished papers to mail id, droitpenaleiljipr@outlook.com, the subject of the mail should be “Paper Submission-ILJIPR”. The result of the selected papers will be published at www.dpnewsletter.blogspot.com
Contact Information
For any Query contact us on help.iljcc@gmail.com
Website: www.dpiljipr.in
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