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Akansha  
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Hi,Sun Oct 04, 2009 03:12 PM There are many law students, lawyers who have several publications to their credit. Having them often adds weightage to securing admission to an LL.M programme in a good institution, and also for the profession in - toto. Kindly tell me the procedure of having your work published. Who do you approach? Where? How? What are the papers/ work that are generally selected? Many thanks Akanksha |
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| dimpy
Joined: 06 Sep 2008 Posts: 11 |
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If u write the paper under the guidance of your Professor, they dont only help u by giving u an able orientation(experience matters!!) but also, they can tell u more abt the journals, the publishers, u can send ur work to, more than u know already(I bet!!).Sun Oct 04, 2009 06:12 PM Also see if ur University's law journal shows interest in it. My Professors were quite helpful, so I know. Take Care. |
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| Akansha
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Thanks for your response dimpy. Mon Oct 05, 2009 11:55 AM Well, my question remains the same. What if one has to do it on his own, without having any aid from seniors or professors? When I studied LL.B, we did not have any / no knowledge of it. Am not a student and cannot seek help from anybody. Question remains the same :) Many thanks in advance Akanksha [Edited by Akansha on 05 Oct 2009] |
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| dimpy
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Well, then i will say, u can send ur paper to journals of international law Institute, indian law institute, for more names i suggest u net search.Mon Oct 05, 2009 06:51 PM Lets hope someone takes interest in it, and u may be lucky! Wait and watch then. |
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