SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES
SCOPE OF THE JOURNAL
The Annual Survey of Allahabad Law covers a broad spectrum of legal and interdisciplinary subjects, with a focus on contemporary developments and critical legal thought. The journal welcomes original research papers, case commentaries, legislative analyses, book reviews, and interdisciplinary studies that contribute to the advancement of legal knowledge and practice.
Its core areas include constitutional law, international human rights, criminal justice, environmental law, administrative law, and jurisprudence. In addition, the journal is open to emerging areas such as technology and law, artificial intelligence, cyber law, intellectual property rights, gender justice, and socio-economic rights. It also encourages comparative legal studies and empirical research that shed light on global legal systems and policy frameworks.
The Annual Survey of Allahabad Law seeks contributions that are analytical, doctrinal, empirical, or theoretical in nature, and that demonstrate academic rigor and relevance to contemporary legal challenges. It serves a diverse readership that includes legal scholars, practitioners, policymakers, researchers, and students, aiming to bridge the gap between academia and the legal profession.
OBJECTIVES OF THE JOURNAL
The Annual Survey of Allahabad Law is committed to promoting rigorous legal scholarship and fostering a culture of academic excellence. The primary objective of the journal is to provide a credible platform for the publication of original and high-quality research in the fields of law, human rights, and constitutional studies. It aims to encourage interdisciplinary approaches by welcoming research that integrates perspectives from social sciences, economics, environmental studies, technology, and public policy. The journal seeks to support both emerging and established scholars, including students, academicians, and legal practitioners, by offering them a space to contribute meaningful insights on contemporary legal issues. One of the key goals of the journal is to stimulate informed discourse that contributes to legislative reform, policy development, and the advancement of justice. It also emphasizes the importance of comparative and international legal analysis to promote a broader understanding of legal systems across different jurisdictions. Through its commitment to academic integrity, transparent peer review, and inclusive participation, the Annual Survey of Allahabad Law aspires to build a vibrant intellectual community dedicated to the development of law as a tool for social transformation and human rights protection.