Call for Blogs by CBLT, RGNUL [Business & Commercial Law]: Rolling Submissions!

CBLT, RGNUL invites analytical blogs on business and commercial law, with submissions accepted on a rolling basis.

About CBLT

The Centre for Business Laws and Taxation (CBLT) is based at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. Its academic work concerns business laws and taxation. The Centre’s publications and activities include its blog, The Communiqué, Legal Conspectus and events addressing business law and practice.

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About the Call

CBLT invites analytical blog pieces intended to support intellectual discussion and developments across business and commercial law. The call seeks research-driven commentary that connects complex legal theory with practical implications.

Contributors may examine developments within corporate transactions, market regulation, financial services, taxation and other areas of business law. The announcement welcomes analysis rather than merely descriptive writing, with emphasis on research and the relationship between legal principles and their practical application.

Themes

The announcement identifies the following areas as examples of the call’s scope:

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• Corporate law.
• Mergers and acquisitions.
• Competition law.
• Insolvency.
• Banking and insurance.
• Capital markets.
• International trade.
• Investment funds.
• Taxation and related areas of business and commercial law.

Submission Timeline

Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis. Authors may submit their analytical blog pieces through the Centre’s designated submission form.

Contact

For queries about submissions, email cblt@rgnul.ac.in.

Application Procedure

Submit your analytical blog piece through the official CBLT submission form below. The form currently requires Google sign-in. Follow the instructions in the form when providing contributor information and submitting the manuscript.