The 2nd NUJS SILP Essay Competition: Contributing to Contemporary International Legal Discourse

The Society of International Law and Policy (SILP) of the National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS) is an esteemed academic society focused on raising awareness about contemporary international legal issues. Recognized as one of the Top 30 International Law Blogs, SILP aims to bridge the gap between international law and policy while acknowledging the impact of global geopolitical trends on municipal law. The 2nd NUJS SILP Essay Writing Competition 2024, in collaboration with the NUJS Centre of International Law and Diplomacy, seeks to advance discussions on pressing topics in international law.

Essay Themes:

  1. South Africa v. Israel: A Gateway for a Communitarian Approach in International Law
    • Explore the implications of the South Africa v. Israel case for fostering a communitarian approach within international law.
  2. Nuclear Disarmament in the 21st Century: A Way Forward
    • Discuss strategies and challenges related to nuclear disarmament in the contemporary global context.
  3. Contribution of General International Law to Various Fields of International Law
    • Examine how general international law influences and integrates with various specialized fields of international law.

Participants are encouraged to narrow down these broad themes to develop focused and insightful essays.

Eligibility:

  • Open to students currently enrolled in any recognized law school, college, or university in India.

Submission Details:

Prizes:

  • First Place: ₹5000 and a merit certificate
  • Second Place: ₹3000 and a merit certificate
  • Third Place: ₹2000 and a merit certificate

The top ten entries will be considered for publication on the SILP Blog or for release as a special edited volume.

Important Dates:

  • Submission Deadline: 15th September 2024
  • Result Declaration: 1st November 2024

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