Call for Papers:
The Board of Editors of the NILS India Business Law Review (NILS India Business Law Review) is re-opening call for submissions for its 2018 issue, themed ‘Cultural Plurality’ between legal systems. The editorial board has decided to restructure the journal’s publication cycle for a variety of administrative reasons, and this issue will be published in August 2018, when the journal moves to its new publication cycle of issues.
Authors are invited to submit their manuscripts for their issue keeping in mind the differences between civil law and common law countries and understanding the basics of different systems viewed through the vantage point of ‘culture’.
Submission Guidelines:
Authors are invited to submit their manuscripts in the form of (i) Articles (ii) Notes or Comments and (iii) Book Reviews on the following topics:
1.Dispute Resolution Laws
- Third Party Funding: A boon or bane for International Arbitration? (Comment on the possible methods of regulation including any institutional rules which address the issue of Third Party funding).
- Mandatory consent issues under International Arbitration: The case of Sports Arbitration and Consumer Arbitration.
- Expanding scope of Arbitration as a field: Possible applicability in IPR rights, Business and Human Rights, Corporate Laws and Anti-Trust.
- ‘Bilateral Arbitration Treaty’ – The nascent proposal of Gary. B. Born: Is it a step too far or the right way forward?
- International Investment Arbitration: Balance between State Regulations and Investment Protection.
2. Competition Law : Abuse of Dominant Position
- Assessing Dominance in the Relevant Market: Approach of CCI in determining Dominance and Abuse.
- Predatory Pricing by a non-dominant player: Culling out the real intention
- IPRs and Dominance – Is refusal to deal a violation?
- Appreciable Adverse Effects of Discriminatory Pricing on Competition
- Cross subsidization– Anti-competitive?
- “Big is bad” – What is dominance?
- Supply side substitutability in India – Should it be considered while defining relevant market?
Length-
All manuscripts with a word length of 8,000 – 15,000 words are published as articles.
Manuscripts below word length of 8,000 will be considered as notes or comments.
Suggestions-
NIBLR also welcomes any suggestions from academicians, scholars or publishers for book reviews in relation to the proposed topics.
Word limit is inclusive of citations and will strictly be followed. The journal will follow The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (19th Edition) and British English as the standard convention. Authors are advised to review the submission guidelines and policies available on the website carefully before submitting their manuscripts to the law review.
Due Date-
The last date for submission of the paper, including both the abstract and the manuscript is June 30th, 2018.
Manuscripts may be submitted via email to the Editor-in-Chief at editor.niblr@gmail.com or vp-publications@nilsindia.org.
Awards for the best submissions:
The three best manuscripts will additionally be awarded with a Certificate of Excellence for their outstanding literary contribution towards the promotion of Business Laws in developing countries and a prize money or INR 8000/- each.
Contact:
Email: editor.niblr@gmail.com / vp-publications@nilsindia.org
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