Law and Constitutional Studies
Constitutional law, criminal law, civil and commercial law, human rights, legal history and access to justice, including doctrinal analysis and empirical work on how law operates in practice.
Full scopeScope
The journal is multidisciplinary by design, not by accident. Work is commissioned and reviewed within named sections so that every manuscript reaches reviewers who know the field. Choose the section that fits your argument and name it in your covering letter.
Constitutional law, criminal law, civil and commercial law, human rights, legal history and access to justice, including doctrinal analysis and empirical work on how law operates in practice.
Full scopeNursing practice and education, public health, hospital administration, community health, health policy and the delivery of care, with emphasis on studies conducted in real clinical and community settings.
Full scopeHindi and Indian language literary criticism, linguistics, translation studies, folk and oral traditions, and the teaching of Hindi, with manuscripts accepted and published in Hindi.
Full scopeArchival and social history, regional and local history, heritage documentation, museums and archives, and material and cultural studies grounded in verifiable sources.
Full scopeTeaching and learning, curriculum and assessment, teacher education, higher education policy, educational technology and equity of access, with a preference for classroom evidence.
Full scopeSociology, economics, governance and public administration, development studies, and evaluations of how policies work once implemented.
Full scopeApplied science, environmental studies, agriculture and water, technology and society, and the ethics and governance of new technologies, written to be intelligible across disciplines.
Full scopeWork that sits between two sections is welcome. Name both in your covering letter and the editors will assign reviewers from each.