NJCLF

NAVĀRNAVA Journal of Contemporary Law, Family & Interdisciplinary Research

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Contemporary legal questions, family and personal law, and the interdisciplinary study of law — in one rigorous, modern forum.

Scope

The NAVĀRNAVA Journal of Contemporary Law, Family & Interdisciplinary Research publishes original, peer-reviewed scholarship on pressing questions of contemporary law, on family and personal relationships, and on the interdisciplinary study of law across the social sciences and humanities. It welcomes doctrinal, empirical, and comparative work that speaks to today’s legal and social challenges.

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Focus areas

Contemporary legal issues and reform Family law and personal relationships Marriage, divorce, and maintenance Child rights, custody, and adoption Gender, equality, and the law Law and society / socio-legal studies Law, technology, and emerging rights Interdisciplinary legal research Human rights and constitutional questions Empirical and comparative methods

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 Original, unpublished manuscripts are invited through the NAVĀRNAVA editorial portal.

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