Submissions
The Journal of Telecommunication and Broadcasting Law (JTBL) accepts submissions on a rolling basis. Interested contributors are requested to send their submissions under the categories mentioned below. For general queries relating to your submissions, kindly write to us at <jtbl@nujs.edu>.
NATURE OF SUBMISSIONS
A. Articles (6000-10000 words, inclusive of footnotes)
Call for Contributions: Encyclopedia of Privacy Rights in the Digital Era
Authors are wanted to write entries for the Privacy Rights in the Digital Era: An Encyclopedia. This work is currently in development by Grey House Publishing . The encyclopedia is intended to be the definitive reference work in the subject of contemporary privacy rights, with over 230 entries on the various concepts, theories, persons, statutes, and cases involved in the subject of privacy rights.
On the occasion of the 11th European Society of International Law Conference in Oslo, theESIL Interest Group on International Human Rights Law invites submissions for a roundtable on "The Impact of and Backlash against International Human Rights Courts and Quasi Judicial Bodies." Here's the call:
Turgut Ozal University School of Law, in cooperation with Association for Canadian Studies and IDI,invites scholars and policy-makers to submit paper proposals to International Conference on International Law and Domestic Policies. The Conference will take place on 30-31 October 2015 in Ankara, Turkey.
Call for Abstracts / Appel à propositions
Law and Boundaries is an interdisciplinary annual conference that aims to discuss and propose new perspectives on the challenges the legal discipline is facing regarding its object, its function, its theoretical foundations and its practical outcomes.
This year the L&B conference will be held at Sciences Po Paris on June 17-18, 2015.
We invite scholars from all disciplines to submit their abstracts (250-300 words) before April 17.
Third Annual Workshop for Corporate & Securities Litigation
Boston University Law School
October 2-3, 2015
Call for Papers - Conference on Hybrid Warfare and Minority Rights
Date: 25 March 2015
Call for Papers
Conference on Hybrid Warfare and Minority Rights
Centre for International Law and Human Rights
University of Lancaster, 26 June 2015
CALL FOR CONFERENCE PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS: “Creating Excellence in Learning and Teaching for Today’s Law Students”
CONFERENCE: October 2-3, 2015, Phoenix, AZ
ABSTRACTS DUE: July 15, 2015
Editors of the forthcoming book, Digital Rights Management: A Librarian’s Guide, are seeking authors and contributions. The book will be a comprehensive resource for all librarians seeking to manage the impact of digital rights management (DRM) in the library environment.
The editors seek submissions on the following and other related topics within the context of DRM:
The Forced Migration Review (FMR 51) will include a major feature on “Thinking Ahead: Displacement, Transition and Solutions,” focusing on the potential links between humanitarian and development programmes in finding solutions to displacement.
