Call for Papers by SCLML Rashtriya Raksha University

About the Editor

• Dr. Dimple Raval, Associate Professor, School of Criminal Law & Military Law, Rashtriya Raksha University
• Dr. Anand Kumar Tripathi, Associate Professor, School of Criminal Law & Military Law, Rashtriya Raksha University

About the Book

This edited book explores the evolving field of military law, focusing on both Indian and International perspectives. It aims to provide a deeper understanding of the legal systems that govern the rules of armed conflict.

It serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in the intersection of law, the military, and International Humanitarian issues.

About the Call for Papers

We invite scholars, practitioners, and students to contribute to the upcoming edited book on Military Law & Justice.

Engage with critical sub-themes ranging from Jurisprudence of Military Law in India to Landmark Case Studies and Comparative Analysis under Civil and Military Laws.

Themes and Sub-themes

The following sub-themes are indicative, not exhaustive; however, contributors may choose other related topics within the central theme, which is “The Essence of Military Laws”.

• Jurisprudence of Military Law in India
• Military Justice framework
• The Role of Media and Technology Warfare in the Digital Age.
• Martial Law vs. Military Law in the Indian Context
• Command Responsibility and War Crimes under International Laws
• Functioning and Challenges of the Armed Forces Tribunal in India
• Military Law in the USA, UK, Israel, and NATO Countries: A Comparative Study
• Gender Justice in Armed Forces: Legal and Policy Challenges
• Double Jeopardy & Military Law
• Military accountability & Discipline
• Veterans’ Rights and Military Pension Disputes: Legal Recourse
• Extradition and Military Offenders: Jurisdiction and Sovereignty Conflicts
• Espionage and State Sovereignty
• Offences relating to Court-Martial
• Comparative Analysis between Civil Law and Army Act
• Pardon, Remissions and Suspensions under Military Law
• Punishment under Military Laws
• Landmark Case Studies on Military Laws
• Constitution, Military Law and Human Rights

Submission Guidelines

• Contributions should be in English language only and in conformity with the theme and style.
• Open for Academicians, Researchers, Practitioners and Scholars having expertise in the related field.
• Abstract: 300–350 words (with 5 keywords)
• Chapter: 3,000–6,000 words (excluding references)
• Referencing Style: OSCOLA (4th Edition)
• Format: MS Word, Times New Roman, 12 pt, 1.5 spacing with justified alignment.
• Original, unpublished, and plagiarism-free work only (below 10 percent is allowed)

How to Submit?

Please submit your abstracts and full chapters along with a declaration attached herewith (Formg), to ro3.sclml@rru.ac.in in Microsoft Word format.

All submissions will undergo a peer review process to ensure the academic rigour and quality of the content. The book is expected to be published by January 15, 2026. We look forward to your valuable contributions.

Important Dates

• Last date of Abstract Submission: 30th September 2025
• Notification of Acceptance: 20th October 2025
• Last of Full Chapter Submission: 25th November 2025
• Book Release: 15th January 2026

Contact Information

For any queries, please contact at ro3.sclml@rru.ac.in or +91 9537173551.

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