Biannual · Double-blind peer review · ISSN: applied for

NyayaShlok Journal of Law & Environmental Crimes

Law, enforcement, and accountability at the frontier of environmental harm.

About the journal

Scope

The NyayaShlok Journal of Law & Environmental Crimes publishes scholarship on the legal response to environmental harm — from pollution and wildlife offences to climate accountability and green criminology. It connects doctrinal, empirical, and comparative perspectives on how law protects the environment and punishes its degradation.

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Journal facts

FrequencyBiannual (two issues per year)

Peer reviewDouble-blind

LanguageEnglish

ISSNApplied for

Article processing chargeTo be announced

Inaugural issueVolume 1 — forthcoming

Coverage

Focus areas

Environmental law and regulation

Environmental crime and enforcement

Wildlife, forest, and biodiversity law

Pollution, hazardous waste, and industrial offences

Climate litigation and accountability

Corporate environmental liability

Green criminology and environmental justice

Natural-resource governance and land law

International environmental law and treaties

Access to environmental justice and green tribunals

Article types. Original research articles · Case comments & judgment analyses · Legislative & policy critiques · Review essays · Book reviews.

Call for papers — Volume 1

Submissions are now open for the inaugural volume. Original, unpublished manuscripts are invited through the NyayaShlok editorial portal.

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