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Call for abstracts for works in progress (WIP) conference and student writing competition

October 19, 2022/in News/by Jeanne Huang
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The Sydney Centre for International Law is hosting a Works in Progress (WIP) Conference and Student Writing Competition in association with its annual International Year in Review Conference.  WIP proposals are due by 1 November 2022, and writing submissions are due by 9 January 2023.  The first prize in the writing competition is $1000 and an offer of publication. For more, see https://law-events.sydney.edu.au/events/scil_yearinreview.

Rules for the WIP Conference and writing submissions can be seen here: WIP call SCIL 2022

Rules for the Student Writing Competition can be seen here: student writing competition SCIL 2022

 

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