The Centre for Advanced Research and Training in Arbitration Law (CARTAL) of NLU Jodhpur is established by the University to promote research and scholarship in specialized fields of arbitration law. It seeks to empower students with a theoretical and practical understanding of arbitration law by providing a platform for academicians, professionals and law students to interact and discuss contemporary issues in arbitration law.
Indian Journal of Arbitration Law (IJAL) is a bi-annual, open-access journal, published by CARTAL. It is the leading Indian journal on arbitration law. While the ‘Indian’ in the name of the journal indicates the source of publication, the journal itself has consistently focussed on topics of global interest and relevance. IJAL has successfully published nine volumes and continues to host contributions from globally renowned experts.
The Gary B Born Essay Competition on International Arbitration encourages law students to explore forward-looking issues in international arbitration. CARTAL is organising the 6th Gary B. Born Essay Competition on International Arbitration [Competition] to encourage research and literature in international arbitration.
The themes of the sixth edition of the competition aim to foster research on some of the contemporary developments in international arbitration.
The competition is open to all students enrolled in an undergraduate or postgraduate programme in law (BCL, JD, LLB, LLM or their local equivalent) in any recognised university across the world.
Students who have completed an above-mentioned programme or their equivalent in 2021, and postgraduate students who are selected for and will be enrolled in any such programme for 2021-2022 are also eligible to participate.
There is no registration fee for the competition.
To participate in the competition, interested students must e-mail a copy of their completed essays to editors@ijal.in by November 3, 2021, 23:59 hours (Indian Standard Time, GMT +5:30).
Late submissions shall not be accepted under any circumstances.
No part of the essay should contain any form of identification of the participant.