[Commlist] Call for Chapters: Book on "Regulating AI in the Workplace: A Global Perspective on Legal Frameworks and Jurisdictional Challenges"

*Call for Chapters: Routledge (Taylor & Francis) Book on * *"Regulating 
AI in the Workplace: A Global Perspective on Legal Frameworks and 
Jurisdictional Challenges"** [No Publication Fees]*

*About the Book*

We are inviting book chapter submissions for the upcoming edited volume 
titled "Regulating AI in the Workplace: A Global Perspective on Legal 
Frameworks and Jurisdictional Challenges" published by Routledge (Taylor 
& Francis Group). The book targets Scopus indexing (Indexing is decided 
after publication).

*Concept Note*

This edited volume examines the rapid proliferation of artificial 
intelligence across workplace environments and the resulting legal, 
regulatory, constitutional and practical challenges. Focusing 
specifically on workplace contexts (employment law, data protection, 
discrimination, liability, compliance and sectoral regulation), the book 
adopts a comparative, jurisdictionally aware approach analysing how 
different legal traditions and regulatory regimes (developed and 
emerging economies) respond to AI-driven workplace transformation. The 
volume combines doctrinal and comparative legal analysis, empirical case 
studies, and practical policy recommendations for policymakers, 
regulators, practitioners and corporate decision-makers.

*About the Editors*

  * Dr. Jay Kumar Pandey: Assistant Professor, Shri Ramswaroop Memorial
    University, Barabanki, U.P., India.
  * Dr. Rajendra Kumar: Assistant Professor, Babu Banarasi Das
    University, Lucknow, India.

Contributors are welcome to submit chapters on the following Chapters 
List of Table of Contents – Detailed in the Brochure.

*Submission Guidelines*

  * *Word Limit:* 7,000–10,000 words (approx. 20-25 pages) including
    references.
  * *Formatting:* Follow standard Taylor & Francis Book Chapter academic
    formatting guidelines.
  * *Abstract:* Include an abstract, keywords, and complete references.
  * *Originality:* Chapters must be original and not submitted
    elsewhere. Plagiarism must be less than 10% (individual sources <5%).
  * *AI Policy:* AI-generated content is not acceptable.
  * *Chapter Selection: *Chapters should be chosen from the given
    proposed chapter list only.

*Important Dates*

  * *Abstract Submission Deadline:* December 10 , 2025
  * *Notification of Acceptance:* December 15, 2025
  * *Full Paper Submission:* January 30, 2026

*Publication Details & Fees*

  * *Publisher:* *Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group).*
  * *Fees:* There are *no publication charges*.
  * *Indexing:* The book targets Scopus indexing (Indexing is decided
    after publication).

*How to Submit*

Interested authors can submit their abstracts via the following link:

*Submission Link:* https://forms.gle/F4Do6KCChavmExnGA 
<https://forms.gle/F4Do6KCChavmExnGA>

*Contact Information*

For any queries, please contact the editors via *email at: 
(editedbookjay2 /at/ gmail.com) <mailto:(editedbookjay2 /at/ gmail.com)>*



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