CfP: National Seminar on Modern Constitutionalism: Evolving Principles and Contemporary Challenges by AIL, Mohali: Submit Abstracts by August 28!

Submissions are invited for a National Seminar on Modern Constitutionalism: Evolving Principles and Contemporary Challenges by AIL, Mohali. Submit Abstracts by August 28!

Theme

“Modern Constitutionalism: Evolving Principles and Contemporary Challenges”

About The Theme

Modern constitutionalism represents the dynamic interplay between enduring principles and contemporary challenges faced by democratic societies worldwide. This seminar explores the evolution of constitutional frameworks and the innovative responses to emerging issues in the 21^st century.

The principles underpinning constitutionalism have deep historical roots, emphasizing the rule of law, separation of powers, protection of fundamental rights, and the establishment of checks and balances. These principles continue to adapt in response to changing societal values, technological advancements, and global interconnectedness.

The evolution of constitutional interpretation, the role of judicial review, and the impact of international law on domestic constitutions are key areas of focus in understanding how constitutionalism remains relevant and robust.

In the modern era, constitutionalism faces unprecedented challenges that test its resilience and adaptability. Issues such as the rise of populism, threats to judicial independence, digital privacy concerns, and the need for inclusive governance highlight the complexities of maintaining constitutional order. Additionally, global crises like pandemics, climate change, and economic instability demand innovative constitutional responses to protect public welfare while safeguarding individual rights.

Sub Themes

• Constitutional Amendments and Reforms
• Climate Change and Environmental Constitutionalism
• Gender and Sexuality Rights and Constitutionalism
• Digital Age and Constitutionalism
• Constitutional Crisis, Responses and Judicial Interpretations

Eligibility

Papers are invited from academicians, researchers, professionals, students, etc. doing research and work on the above-mentioned sub-themes.

Location

Army Institute of Law, Mohali, Punjab

Submission Guidelines

The submissions are to be sent on: ailnationalseminar2024@gmail.com

• An abstract of 250-300 words accompanied by details of the author containing his/her email ID, contact number and postal address should be sent.  The full paper should be single-authored and between 3000- 5000 words.
• Mentioning the sub-theme is mandatory.
• It must be typed in Times New Roman, font size 12 on A4 size paper with a 1.5” margin on all sides with 1.5-line spacing using MS Word.
• ILI citation pattern must be strictly adhered to while submitting the abstracts and full paper.
• Certificates will be awarded to everyone.
• The papers presented in the seminar will be published as seminar proceedings in the form of a book.
• One Best Paper Presenter Award will be given on the basis of the assessment of the resource persons.

Fee Details

The Registration Fee will be as under:

• Academicians and Professionals- Rs. 1000/-
• Research Scholars and Students- Rs. 500/-

Note- A fee link for payment of the registration fee will be provided via email to the participants after the confirmation of acceptance of their abstract.

Prizes

• One Best Paper Presenter Award will be given on the basis of the assessment of the resource persons.
• Certificates will be awarded to everyone.
• The papers presented in the seminar will be published as seminar proceedings in the form of a book.

Dates

• Submission of Abstract- 28th August, 2024
• Confirmation of Acceptance of Abstract- 4th September, 2024.
• Submission of Full Paper with Registration fee- 3rd October, 2024

Contact

• Dr. Vibhuti Jaswal (Asst. Prof. Of Law)- +91 97790 66888
• Ms. Gurleen Kaur (Asst. Prof. Of Law)- +91 98157 14914
• Ipsita Balodi (4th year)- +91 98727 27067
• Udita Samyal (3rd year)- +91 97115 11156

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Source: Lawctopus