About the Journal

The GLS Law Journal is a multidisciplinary forum for the publication of scholarly articles, research, and critical discussions on contemporary legal and socio-legal issues of national and global relevance. The Journal is designed to disseminate original, analytical, and interdisciplinary research that reflects academic integrity, methodological rigor, and meaningful engagement with evolving legal challenges. It seeks to promote high-quality scholarship and acquaint readers with emerging trends, debates, and directions in legal and socio-legal studies, thereby contributing to the advancement of knowledge and informed policy discourse.

The GLS Law Journal is a bi-annual, peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal. All submissions undergo a rigorous double-blind peer-review process, and manuscripts are published exclusively in English. The International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) of the Journal is 2582-5402.

The Journal is indexed in Google Scholar, Manupatra, and SCC Online, ensuring wide academic visibility, accessibility, and impact within the legal research community.

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Aims and Scope

The GLS Law Journal aims to promote high-quality legal and interdisciplinary scholarship that advances critical understanding of law in its social, political, economic, and institutional contexts. The Journal seeks to encourage innovative and ethically grounded research, support evidence-based policy discourse, and strengthen the relationship between legal theory, practice, and social justice. It provides a platform for both emerging and established scholars to contribute original and impactful research to contemporary legal debates.

The Journal welcomes original and unpublished research articles, case comments, legislative analyses, review essays, and book reviews across a broad range of legal and socio-legal fields, including constitutional, criminal, corporate, international, environmental, technology, intellectual property, labour, and human rights law, as well as socio-legal studies, public policy, and comparative law. Interdisciplinary research drawing from allied social sciences is particularly encouraged. All submissions must demonstrate originality, analytical rigor, clarity of expression, and relevance to current national and global legal challenges.