NIRCLJ

NAVĀRNAVA International Review of Comparative Law & Justice

Biannual · Double-blind peer review · ISSN: applied for
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Overview Aims & Scope Editorial Board Author Guidelines Peer Review Archive

Comparative, international, and socio-legal scholarship on law, justice, and governance across jurisdictions.

Scope

The NAVĀRNAVA International Review of Comparative Law & Justice publishes scholarship that crosses borders and legal traditions — comparative and international law, access to justice, human rights, and the governance institutions that shape them. It is a forum for rigorous work that compares, connects, and critiques legal systems and ideas of justice worldwide.

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Focus areas

Comparative law and legal traditions International and transnational law Access to justice and legal systems Human rights and justice institutions Rule of law and governance Constitutionalism across jurisdictions Law reform and legal transplants Dispute resolution and arbitration Law, development, and public policy Theories of justice and jurisprudence

Article types. Original research articles · Case comments & judgment analyses · Review essays · Commentaries & research notes · Book reviews.

Call for papers — Volume 1

Submissions are now open for the inaugural volume. Original, unpublished manuscripts are invited through the NAVĀRNAVA editorial portal.

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