About the Journals
Galgotias University's School of Law has launched the GU Flagship Journal, Galgotias Journal of Legal Studies (GJLS) as part of its commitment to academic excellence and contribution to the body of knowledge. It is an interactive double blind peer-reviewed refereed journal with ISSN Serial Number 2321-1997.
The Journal focuses on the dynamic role and impact of the law on society and how it contributes to the engineering of social change. It seeks to employ an interdisciplinary approach and provide a forum for the academic thoughts, opinions, ideas, concepts, and suggestions of people from diverse disciplines.
The dynamics of socio-legal, political, and economic developments occurring on a worldwide scale have resulted in symmetrical shifts in the prevailing legal paradigms. As a natural sub-theorem, it has spawned new academic incentives for an in-depth legal examination. GJLS strives vigorously to assimilate shifting legal perspectives in both domestic and international context and wants to encourage the intellectual community to solve some of the major legal challenges that plague the civil society. Prior publications, beginning with a wall and web journal, attract the academic excellence by preserving the integrity of legal writings. Through its Editorial Board, GJLS seeks to publish the quality of original research work brimming with new ideas and ethos in order to contribute towards inclusive society.
The Journal seeks to publish research work on various contemporary issues involving the convergence and congruence of social science, technology, socio-legal and political efforts to combat the ecological imbalance without sacrificing quality. The journal does not limit the spectrum of scholarly articles but encourage research and development in innovation and IPR issues. It is within the author's prerogative to report on evolving statutory laws, conventions, policies, schemes, treaties, precedents, law commission reports, or any other work that has a direct bearing on the socio-legal and political development of the society.
