AWARDS INFORMATION
***The Holmes-Cardozo Award, the Proceedings Submissions (and distinguished proceedingsawards), the CIBER-ALSB International Case Writing Competition, and the Virginia MaurerEthics Paper Award can now be submitted through the CONFERENCE CALL FOR PARTICIPATION ELECTRONIC FORMAT found on this conference website.***
HOLMES/CARDOZO AWARD
For the 2010 meeting in Richmond an outstanding paper will be selected for the Holmes/Cardozo Award. The author(s) must be a member of the ALSB and one author must be present in Indianapolis to present the paper. The American Business Law Journal will have a right of first refusal to publish the award-winning paper; and, as such, you may not simultaneously submit your paper elsewhere for publication consideration. In addition to your sending in the call-for-papers, please submit an ELECTRONIC VERSION of your paper prior to June 1, 2010 via the CALL FOR PARTICIPATION link on this website.
The Holmes/Cardozo award was established to recognize significant, unpublished original legal research. The major factors in judging a submission are its scholarly contribution, research quality, topic interest, writing quality, and readiness for distribution. The main criterion is "excellence in legal scholarship," which takes many forms. However, comprehensiveness of research, insightful analysis, writing craftsmanship, and format (i.e. blue-book form) are important criteria as well.
To assure that the refereeing will be done anonymously, no identifying feature should appear. [If the paper exceeds 20-25 pages, it may be abstracted for presentation purposes only.] All submissions will be notified in advance so that the non-winning papers may be submitted for publication consideration elsewhere.
DISTINGUISHED PROCEEDINGS PAPERS
This double-blind peer review award recognizes outstanding papers submitted for the Proceedings. Papers submitted for the Proceedings will automatically be reviewed for these awards. Please submit an ELECTRONIC VERSION of your paper prior to June 1, 2010 via the CALL FOR PARTICIPATION link on this website. See PROCEEDINGS link in the left-hand table of contents link on this page for the formatting requirements for the proceedings.
VIRGINIA MAURER OUTSTANDING ETHICS PAPER AWARD
For the fourth year, the University of Florida is sponsoring the “Outstanding Ethics Paper” in honor of ALSB Past President and University of Florida Professor Virginia Maurer. Please submit an ELECTRONIC VERSION of your paper prior to June 1, 2010 via the CALL FOR PARTICIPATION link on this website by June 1. The paper must also be presented at the 2010 Richmond Conference.
CIBER-ALSB INTERNATIONAL CASE WRITING COMPETITION
Thanks to the generosity of the Indiana University CIBER (Center for International Business Education and Research), the ALSB is pleased to announce, the CIBER International Case Writing Award. The submitted "Harvard‑style"* case, in English, must have been written in 2005 or later and must be accompanied by a teaching note that analyzes the case and provides suggestions for teaching it. The author must be a member in good standing of the ALSB and must present the case in Denver.
All types of Business Law topics are welcome. The richer the international aspects of the case, naturally, the more favorable the review by the judges. Cases involving American multinationals outside the United States are permitted.
The winning case, and all others judged highly, will be made a part of the CIBER Case Collection of the European Case Clearing House (ECCH) and thus will be made available for broad adoption at business schools around the world. A monetary prize is awarded the winner.
Please submit an ELECTRONIC VERSION of your paper prior to June 1, 2010 via the CALL FOR PARTICIPATION link on this website. by June 1.
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ABLJ and JLSE HOEBER AWARDS
The journals will be announcing their annual awards in RICHMOND. The ABLJ editorial staff selects three articles from the most current volume, two articles designated for excellence in research and one article chosen as the outstanding article of the volume. The JLSE editorial staff selects one or more articles from the most current volume as the outstanding article for the year. All of these awards carry cash stipends donated through the generosity of Ethel Hoeber in memory of her husband Ralph C. Hoeber.
STUDENT AWARD TO BE PRESENTED IN RICHMOND
An annual award of $250 and a plaque commemorating the receipt of the Genave King Rogers and University of Tulsa Excellence in Undergraduate Research will be presented to the student selected at the annual meeting of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business in Richmond. The undergraduate student paper award is currently sponsored through the generosity of the Irwin-McGraw-Hill Publishing Company who also sponsors the popular Charles Hewitt Master Teacher Symposium. The Genave King Rogers award will honor the specific student award winner while Irwin-McGraw-Hill underwrites and honors all the students participating in the competition.
RALPH J. BUNCHE AWARD
Call for Submissions. The Ralph J. Bunche Award was established to recognize unpublished original legal research in the area of international business law. The award will be presented at the ALSB annual conference in Richmond this August. The award is based on excellence in legal scholarship, quality of writing and research, and readiness for publication. Cengage Learning/South-Western Publishing will generously contribute a $250 prize to accompany the award. To be considered, papers must not have been published or accepted for publication elsewhere by the time of the conference. Authors may, however, simultaneously submit the paper for other ABLJ awards. Submissions must be made by e-mail attachment. The cover page indicating the author’s name, position, school affiliation, address, telephone number and e-mail address should be attached separately to insure blind review. Please send submissions to Dawn Swink by July 1, 2010 at DRSwink@stthomas.edu.