Call for Entries: MIAS Writing Competition
Deadline Date: September 15, 2024
Donor Name: Miami International Arbitration Society (MIAS)
Grant Size: Less than $1000
The Miami International Arbitration Society (MIAS) invites practitioners and scholars to participate in the inaugural edition of its annual Writing Competition to foster intellectual exploration of current and cutting-edge topics in international arbitration and to provide an excellent opportunity to new and emerging professionals to showcase their expertise and contribute to the field.
Prize Information
- The winner will be announced during the 2024 Miami Arbitration Week (“MAW”) in early December.
- Prizes: The winner will receive:
- A cash prize of USD $1,000.
- A plaque.
- A publication of the winning article in the World Arbitration and Mediation Review (WAMR).
Eligibility Criteria
- The competition is open to practitioners or scholars who are either starting their careers in international arbitration or making a career shift into this field. Participants must have been in the field for no more than 10 years at the time of entry.
- Participants must be professionals who meet the following criteria:
- Starting their careers in international arbitration or transitioning into this field, i.e., be in the field during no more than 10 years.
- Representing that they meet the qualification at the time of submission.
- Each participant may submit only one article.
Judging Criteria
- The first-place award will be given for the article judged to be of publishable quality, which obtains the highest score in the following criteria:
- Originality
- Innovative Approach: The article should present fresh perspectives, novel ideas, or unique methodologies. It should contribute something new to the existing body of knowledge in international arbitration.
- Avoiding Repetition: Originality lies in avoiding mere repetition of well-established concepts or arguments in the field of international arbitration.
- Comprehensiveness
- Depth of Analysis: The article should delve deeply into the subject matter, covering relevant aspects comprehensively.
- Addressing Multiple Angles: It should explore various angles, including legal, practical, and theoretical dimensions.
- Balanced Treatment: A comprehensive article considers both sides of an argument or issue.
- Clarity
- Clear Structure: The article should be well-organized, with a logical flow from introduction to conclusion.
- Accessible Language: Use clear, concise language that is easily understandable by professionals in the field.
- Effective Communication: Clarity extends to how well the author communicates complex ideas.
- Rigor
- Thorough Research: Rigorous articles are based on extensive research, including primary and secondary sources.
- Citation Accuracy: Properly cite legal authorities, precedents, and scholarly works.
- Analytical Rigor: Rigorous analysis involves critical thinking, logical reasoning, and evidence-based conclusions.
- Originality
For more information, visit MIAS.
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