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2008 Chapman University School of Law Student Essay Competition in International Law
EXPIRED: January 20, 2008.
The Center for Global Trade & Development
Chapman University School of Law
The Center for Global Trade & Development, Chapman University School of Law,
is offering a prize of $1,500 for the best essay submitted by a law student
currently enrolled in any law school in the U.S. or abroad. The theme of this year's competition
is: "The Genocide Convention at Sixty."
Essays must be in English, conform to Blue Book standards or the equivalent, and be
no longer than 30 pages double-spaced, including footnotes. The essay must be entirely
the work of the student submitted it. Students at Chapman University School of
Law are not permitted to participate in the competition. The cover sheet should
contain contact information for the author.
The deadline for submissions is January 20, 2008. The winner will be announced
in early February and will be given an opportunity to present their winning paper
at the Center for Global Trade and Development's 2008 Symposium:
"The Genocide Convention at Sixty."
Essays must be submitted electronically to: jhall@chapman.edu.