Pacific Legal Foundation and the Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy seek papers for a symposium titled “The Future of Agency Adjudication after SEC v. Jarkesy” to be held in Washington, DC, in winter 2025.
Please submit a brief proposal that describes your thesis and how your paper will contribute to the legal issues described in the flier linked at the bottom of the post.
Proposals should be submitted by August 1, 2024, to Elizabeth Slattery at eslattery@pacificlegal.org. Early proposal submission is encouraged. Proposals will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and approvals will allow authors to begin work early.
Authors of accepted papers will receive a $2,500 honorarium. In addition, papers will be presented at a symposium in winter 2025 and published in an issue of the Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy. We will cover the cost of hotel accommodations and reasonable travel expenses to the symposium in Washington, DC.
If accepted, final papers should be 25-50 pages. Draft submissions are due two weeks before the symposium so we may circulate them to participants. Authors may revise their papers following the symposium, with final submissions due within two weeks to be published in the Journal’s symposium issue.
For questions regarding the call for papers, please contact Elizabeth Slattery, eslattery@pacificlegal.org.
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