CfP: Young Scholars Forum, Melbourne Institute of Comparative Constitutional Law
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MELBOURNE INSTITUTE OF COMPARATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
27-29 NOVEMBER 2018
CALL FOR PAPERS - YOUNG SCHOLARS FORUM
MELBOURNE LAW SCHOOL
The Melbourne Institute of Comparative Constitutional Law (Institute) is an initiative of the Laureate Program in Comparative Constitutional Law, which is the program funded by the Australian Research Council for 2017-2022 which will convene annually in Melbourne for five years. The Laureate Program is based at Melbourne Law School which is also home to a large group of comparative constitutional law scholars working at the Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies and ConTransNet.
The Institute is a gathering of approximately 20-30 scholars, including junior faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and leading international senior scholars. Its aim is to develop the study of comparative constitutional law through exchange between leaders and emerging scholars in the field.
The Institute meets over three days. The first two days involve seminars from leading scholars in the field of comparative constitutional law and experts on particular legal systems. The final day will be devoted to a workshop of the papers by junior scholars in the field.
Applications are invited from scholars in full-time post-doctoral fellowships or from entry level academics (i.e. academics who have held a full time academic appointment for no more than 5 years) who wish to submit a paper for discussion on the final day of the Institute.
To apply, submit the following:
- a curriculum vitae that includes details of your current appointment or post-doctoral fellowship; and
- a one-page description of your proposed paper
Application format
- On each page, include your title, full name (underline your last name) and contact details.
- Title a new page each for your Curriculum Vitae and Proposed paper, and number the pages.
- Submit the required information in a single PDF format.
Email your applications to laureate-constitutions@unimelb.edu.au by 1 September 2018.
Successful applications will be required to attend all three days of the Institute and to submit a paper of 10,000 – 12,000 words for discussion on the final day. Further the paper must not have been published. Papers must be submitted by 1 November 2018. Bursaries of $AUD1,500 will be available to assist successful applications for travel-related and accommodation expenses. In cases of exceptional hardship, a higher grant may be considered.
Young Scholars Forum Chairs: Professor Adrienne Stone and Professor Cheryl Saunders AO.
Important dates
Application Submission Due Date: 1 September 2018
Review Application: 3-15 September 2018
Notification of Acceptance: 19 September 2018
If Submission Accepted, Paper Submission Due Date: 1 November 2018
Institute Dates: 27-29 November 2018