Following its commitment to create spaces for healthy academic debates, the Jean Monnet Eucons Project would like to invite the most renowned European researchers on European Constitutional Law to discuss their main ideas during the parallel panels of the Second Eucons Annual Meeting. For this purpose, the scientific committee will select the four publications that raise the greatest interest due to the novelty of their arguments and the relevance of their conclusions. Travel and accommodation expenses will be covered by the Organisation. The selection requirements are listed below:
- Individually authored research publications, completed in 2020 and 2021.
- Publications must be books in reputable publishing houses or scientific articles in high impact international journals. Book chapters are not accepted.
- Publications should be of interest to European Constitutional Law.
- Publications may be submitted in any official language of the European Union but must be complemented by an extensive summary in one of the work languages.
- The selected authors have the commitment to present their work at the panel indicated by the Organisation for a maximum of 40 minutes and to address the comments of the discussant, encouraging debate among the audience.
- The presentation shall be addressed in one of the work languages.
- Members of the Conference Organisation are not eligible to apply.
- Interested applicants are requested to send an email to eucons@ugr.es indicating their interest in participating in the selection process by 3rt April 2022. The pdf of the publication or a free online access, together with the extensive abstract, shall be attached to the e-mail. The submission must also include a brief curriculum vitae of the author (it can be a link to an official and updated curriculum vitae). In the case of published books, a paper version, if available, shall also be sent to the following postal address:
EUCONS ANNUAL MEETING
DEPARTAMENTO DE DERECHO CONSTITUCIONAL
FACULTAD DE DERECHO DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA
PLAZA DE LA UNIVERSIDAD, 1
C.P. 18071 GRANADA (ESPAÑA)
