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Additional: Opportunities for Law Students to Present Scholarly Work

Brooklyn Law & Political Economy Collective [a student organization] held its Inaugural Spring Student Symposium

  • Description: Law and Political Economy (LPE) Project 
    • Note: Brooklyn Law School’s student organization is a: Law and Political Economy (LPE) Chapter.
  • The Call for Submissions for the first Brooklyn Law & Political Economy Collective Inaugural Spring Student Symposium is now closed.
  • Excerpt from the Call for Submissions stated: "Submissions are open for student work to be featured in panel or workshop presentation at the Brooklyn Law and Political Economy Collective’s Inaugural Spring Symposium, which will be held on April 19, 2024....We invite scholarship that analyzes how the law shapes and upholds systems of power and envisions alternatives to the inequality created by our current political economy."
  • Criteria in the Call for Submissions stated: "We invite students to submit work in two categories: (1) Scholarship Development; (2) Working Paper" [see Guidelines in Call for Submissions].  "Papers should not be accepted for publication elsewhere (i.e. any journal or law review)."
  • Deadline for submissions was: March 8, 2024.

McGill Graduate Law Conference (annual)

  • Description of 2024 McGill Graduate Law Conference: "The General Conference provides a platform for legal scholars to engage in discussions on current legal topics and share different perspectives.  In previous years, the General Conference has provided opportunities for graduate students to present their research and receive feedback as well as interact with their peers and engage in the graduate community.  Continuing this tradition, we invite abstracts for the General Conference on the theme of Law and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World."  "We welcome submissions in English and French from current master’s and doctoral students, recent graduates, and early-career academics specializing in law and related disciplines."
  • Theme of 2024 McGill Graduate Law Conference: "[H]ow technologies and increasing social interconnectedness influence and shape the world and legal systems.  The central question we ask is: how does technology interact with the law?"
  • Deadline to apply to present research at 2024 McGill Graduate Law Conference was: Feb. 22, 2024.  Date of 2024 McGill Graduate Law Conference: May 9-10, 2024.