MJIL Prize

Melbourne Journal of International Law Prize for Outstanding Scholarship in International Law

The Melbourne Journal of International Law has a Prize on offer each year for an article published in the MJIL in the preceding calendar year. The Prize is intended to promote and reward significant scholarly contributions to international law. The MJIL Prize is for an amount of $1000.

The winner of the MJIL Prize should demonstrate the most thought-provoking engagement with relevant areas, events and issues in international law.

All authors who have published articles in MJIL are automatically considered for the Prize.

For further information:

Email: law-mjil@unimelb.edu.au

2018

  • Gabrielle Holly

    Title: Transnational Tort and Access to Remedy under the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights: Kamasee v Commonwealth

    Publication Details: (2018) 19(1) Melbourne Journal of International Law 52

  • Cait Storr

    Title: 'Imperium in Imperio': Sub-Imperialism and the Formation of Australia as a Subject of International Law

    Publication Details: (2018) 19(1) Melbourne Journal of International Law 335