Exploring Business and Law

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The Indian Journal of Business & Legal Studies (IJBLS) Blog is a student-led platform dedicated to fostering analytical and engaging discussions at the intersection of business, management, economics, and law. Conceived and managed by students and graduates from India’s leading law and management institutions, the Blog serves as a space for examining contemporary developments that shape commercial practices, legal frameworks, and policy discourse in India and globally.

 

The IJBLS Blog aims to bridge the gap between academic research and practical industry insight by encouraging interdisciplinary scholarship that reflects the dynamic relationship between law and business. It seeks to explore how legal systems influence business environments, how economic realities inform regulatory design, and how these two domains together define corporate governance, financial stability, and market behaviour. Through this initiative, the Blog offers intellectually rigorous yet accessible analysis for students, practitioners, academicians, and policymakers alike.

 

The Editorial Team of the IJBLS Blog comprises individuals with diverse experience across top law firms, consulting organisations, research think tanks, and commercial litigation practices. This breadth of expertise enables the Blog to engage with a wide spectrum of subjects, including corporate governance, banking and finance, insolvency laws, competition law and environmental law, among others. Every piece published reflects a balance between academic precision and real-world applicability.

 

Driven by a commitment to academic integrity, independence of thought, and intellectual curiosity, the IJBLS Blog endeavours to contribute meaningfully to the evolving discourse on business and legal studies. We continually welcome collaborations with students, scholars, and professionals who share our belief that critical, well-informed, and interdisciplinary writing can advance both academic understanding and practical innovation in the business law domain.