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The Younger Comparativists Committee (YCC) of the American Society of Comparative Law (ASCL) is pleased to invite submissions for its Eighth Annual Conference, to be held on May 10-11, 2019, at 香蕉视频 Faculty of Law in Montreal, Quebec. The purpose of the conference is to highlight, develop, and promote the scholarship of younger scholars of Comparative Law. Planning for the Conference is undertaken by the YCC Program Committee in consultation with the Annual Program Committee of the ASCL.

Conference Subject-Matter and Eligibility

Submissions will be accepted on any subject in public or private comparative law. By 鈥測ounger,鈥� we mean graduate students, law teachers, lecturers, fellows, or others, provided that they have not held a full-time academic position since before July 1, 2009 (i.e., less than 10 years as of June 30, 2019). Submissions from full-time faculty, research fellows, and graduate students are equally welcome.

Submission Instructions

To submit an entry, scholars should email an attachment in Microsoft Word or PDF containing an abstract of between 500 and 750 words to ycc.conference.2019 [at] gmail.com. The deadline for submission is January 31, 2019. Abstracts received thereafter will not be considered.

Abstracts should reflect original research that will not yet have been published, but may have been accepted for publication, by May 1, 2019. Interested participants should include the author鈥檚 name, title of the paper, institutional affiliation, contact information, and three to five keywords. In the email, the author should certify that she/he qualifies as a younger scholar. Graduate students should identify themselves as such in the email.

Proposals for fully formed panels are encouraged. Panels must center around a common theme and include a confirmed list of panel members, abstracts for each presenter, and other required information. Please include the words 鈥淧anel Proposal鈥� in the subject line of your email. If you are submitting a panel you are also welcome to invite a Senior Scholar from the McGill Faculty as discussant for your panel.

Each scholar may make only one submission. Both individual and co-authored submissions will be accepted. For co-authored submissions, both authors must qualify as younger comparativists. The conference鈥檚 Program Committee will assign individual and co-authored submissions to thematic panels according to subject area.

Notification

Authors of the submissions selected for the conference will be notified no later than February 15, 2019. There is no cost to register for the conference but participants are responsible for securing their own funding for travel, lodging and other incidental expenses. A limited number of travel stipends, of up to $400, may be awarded to those who indicate financial need. Priority will be given to faculty and students of ASCL Member Institutions.. If you would like to be considered for a travel stipend, please make that request in your submission, and indicate your institution鈥檚 status. All scholars selected for the conference鈥攐ther than graduate students who wish to be considered for the Colin B. Picker graduate student prize listed below (and have an earlier deadline)鈥攎ust submit final papers by email to ycc.conference.2019 [at] gmail.com no later than April 10^th, 2019.

Colin B. Picker Graduate Student Prize

The YCC in consultation with the Prizes Committee of the American Society of Comparative Law will award the Colin B. Picker Prize for the best paper submitted by a graduate student. To be considered for the award, in addition to submitting an abstract by the above deadline, graduate students whose abstracts are accepted for the conference must also submit their papers in their final form by February 28, 2019, to Sofia Ranchordas (s.h.ranchordas [at] rug.nl) with the following subject line: 鈥淪ubmission for Graduate Student Prize.鈥� Inquiries should be directed to Sofia Ranchordas, Chair of the Scholarship Advisory Group.

Phanor J. Eder Prize in Comparative Law

The YCC in consultation with the Prizes Committee of the American Society of Comparative Law will award the Phanor J. Eder Prize for the best paper submitted by a J.D., B.A., or LL.B. or other student who has not yet completed the first law degree as of April 1, 2019. The author(s) of the winning paper will receive a modest stipend to help defray the costs of attending the Conference and presenting the paper there. A separate call will be forthcoming with the details of the Phanor J. Eder competition. Final papers will be due on February 28, 2019, in order to be considered for the competition. Inquiries should be directed to Sara Ross, Chair of the Affiliates Advisory Group, at sross [at] allard.ubc.ca.

Acknowledgements and Questions

The Younger Comparativists Committee gratefully acknowledges the support of 香蕉视频, and the American Society of Comparative Law. Please direct all inquiries to Vincent Forray or Ioanna Tourkochoriti, Co-Chairs of the Program Committee, by email at vincent.forray [at] mcgill.ca or Ioanna.tourkochoriti [at] nuigalway.ie .

YCC Board

• Joshua Karton (Queens)
• Ioanna Tourkochoriti (NUI-Galway)
• Antonia Baraggia (Milan)
• Kish Parella (Washington & Lee)
• Tim Webster (Case Western Reserve)

YCC Program Committee

Co-Chairs:

• Vincent Forray (McGill)
• Ioanna Tourkochoriti (NUI, Galway) (YCC Board)

Members:

• Rehan Abeyranthe (Hong Kong)
• Antonia Baraggia (Milan) (YCC Board)
• Michael Da Silva (McGill)
• Marie-Laurence Goyette (McGill)
• Jurgen Goosens (Rotterdam, Ghent)
• Claudia Haupt (Northeastern)
• Akshaya Kamalnath (Deakin)
• Kish Parella (Washington & Lee)
• Valentina Rita Scotti (Ko莽)
• Safa Ben Saad, (Sherbrooke) (QC)
• Sarbani Sen (Jindal Global Law School)
• Kyriaki Topidi (Lucerne)
• Aikaterini Tsampi (Groningen)

ASCL Program Committee

• Maximo Langer (UCLA) (chair)
• Afra Asharipour (UC Davis)
• Padideh Ala鈥檌 (American U Washington)
• Hannah Buxbaum (Indiana)
• Fernanda Nicola (American U Washington)
• Julia Qin (Wayne State)