Ever since it was established, the NUJS Law Review has sought to foster a culture of legal scholarship in India. In addition to being one of the few Indian law journals that publish on a quarterly basis, the Review has the distinction of being wholly student-run. Moreover, by publishing articles that deal with a wide variety of topics and accommodate diverse perspectives, the Review has attempted to contribute meaningfully towards academic discourse. In previous years, for instance, the Review has dealt with topics as varied as an analysis of the legal framework governing 3-D Printing to an assessment of the legality of anti-satellite missile testing measures. Further, in order to ensure that contentious legal issues are examined both thoroughly and exhaustively, the Review has encouraged the incorporation of interdisciplinary analysis and empirical research….