The Indian Journal of Constitutional Law is a journal on Comparative Constitutional
law published annually by the MK Nambyar SAARCLAW Chair in Comparative Constitutional
Studies at the NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, India. The journal is associated
with the Constitutional Law Society, NALSAR, a student initiative. The Journal encourages
scholarship in Comparative Constitutional Law, an aspect which has emerged as a
major field of legal study in the previous two decades.
The first issue of the Journal was released in July 2007 by the Board of Editors,
under the convenorship of Professor B. Errabbi, a scholar with over 40 years experience
in teaching Constitutional law at the University of Delhi, University of Malaya
and the NALSAR University of law. The second issue was released in October 2008.
The list of contributors is long and varied, and has so far included, among others,
Laurence Tribe, Ran Hirschl, Upendra Baxi, Soli Sorabjee, Rajeev Dhavan, Tony Blackshield,
Gary Jacobsohn, Suri Ratnapala and Arun Thiruvengadam.
The Journal invites contributions in the field of Comparative Constitutional Law
and Theory for the third issue of the Journal, which is scheduled to be released
in 2009.
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