Call For Papers: Neith Law And Humanities Review (NLHR)-Volume 1, Issue 1 [Submit by 1st October, 2021]

Neith acknowledges that several critical fields within both law and the humanities are often left understated. In order to do our part to bridge that gap, the journal values all contributions to the realms of sociology, political science, economics, history, art, psychology, anthropology, English literature, and all the areas that link them together, especially those that the mainstream has glossed over to a relative degree even within the legal field. Examples of the same include papers and notes that attempt to analyse dimensions within Sports Law, Marine Law, International Environmental Law, etc. Individuality is encouraged, and Neith recommends that all authors attempt to place a unique spin on the work submitted for Volume 1, Issue 1 of the journal.

In order to ensure accessibility, no publication/submission/processing fee will be charged.

Categories of Work Published:

1. Research articles: 3500-8000 (excluding footnotes/references)

2. Short Notes: 1500-3500 (excluding footnotes/references)

3. Case Commentaries: 1200-3000 (excluding footnotes/references)

4. Reviews: 800-3000 (excluding footnotes/references)

An accompanying abstract is mandatory, not exceeding 300 words.

Submission Guidelines

1. Co-authorship is permitted, with a maximum limit of 2 authors for a given manuscript.

2. The manuscript must be in English and consist of a title and an abstract, with a maximum word count of 300 words.

3. Manuscripts must adhere to any one of the following citation formats:

- Harvard Bluebook, 20th/21st Edition

- MLA (Modern Language Association)

- Chicago Manual of Style

4. Submissions must be made in Times New Roman, size 12 font. 1.5 line spacing, justified text, and 1-inch margins on all sides.

5. Footnotes must be in Times New Roman, size 10 font with 1.0 line spacing. Endnotes are permitted.

6. Work submitted must not have been previously published or under review at any other place of publication while under review with Neith.

7. Manuscripts submitted must have a maximum plagiarism report of 15%. If the plagiarism report is between 15-30%, the manuscript will be returned to the author with a request to revise their submission after which approval will be at the discretion of the Editorial Board. If the plagiarism report exceeds 30%, the manuscript will be rejected.

8. All manuscripts will be subject to a double-blind review system. Authors must submit their personal information in a separate cover page alongside an undertaking that states that the manuscript is the author's original work.

All work published in Neith Law and Humanities Review attains copyright under the Creative Commons Attribution License, meaning that authors retain the copyright to their work as long as the original work is cited correctly in all other places of distribution, with Neith Law and Humanities Review cited as the original publisher of said work.

All published authors will receive a Certificate of Publication and a letter that attests to the quality of their work.

All rejected authors will receive a detailed feedback note regarding the work they submitted.

No more than 10 articles will be published in this issue.

All submissions must be made by the 1st of October, 2021 to neithlhr@hotmail.com with the manuscript, abstract, and cover page with requested personal details attached. Do not include any personal details in the manuscript or abstract. The subject line of the email must be "Submission-NLHR." The author will be sent a reply as to the status of publication within 72 hours alongside feedback (regardless of publication approval) within 5 days after that time period has lapsed.