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SUMMARY:Res Publica Postgraduate Essay Prize 2012
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DESCRIPTION:<p>For the eighth year running\,&nbsp\;<em>Res Publica</em>&nbsp\;will be awarding a prize for the best paper submitted by a current or recent postgraduate student in 2012.&nbsp\; This may be in any area of moral\, legal\, social or political philosophy. Entries should conform to the normal requirements for submissions - please see&nbsp\;www.springer.com/11158&nbsp\;for details.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>In a change to previous years\, this year we are&nbsp\;inviting entries from both current postgraduate students and those who were awarded their PhD (i.e. passed their viva) no earlier than 1 May 2012.&nbsp\; (The prize winner may be asked to provide proof of their current or recent postgraduate status).</p>\n<p>All entries must be received by&nbsp\;<strong><strong>1 November 2012</strong></strong>\, with the winner to be announced early in 2013&nbsp\; The winner will receive &pound\;100 and a year's subscription to the journal.&nbsp\; The winning essay will be published in the third or fourth issue of Volume 19 (2013).<br><br><strong><strong>Previous winners:</strong></strong><strong><br></strong></p>\n<ul>\n<li>Alexandra Couto\, 'Privacy and Justification' 12.3 (2006)</li>\n<li>Alasdair Cochrane\, 'Animal Rights and Animal Experiments: An Interest-Based Approach' 13.3 (2007)</li>\n<li>G&ouml\;ran Duus-Otterstr&ouml\;m\, 'Betting Against Hard Determinism' 14.3 (2008)</li>\n<li>Seth Lazar\, 'The Nature and Disvalue of Injury' 15.3 (2009)</li>\n<li>Guy Sela\, 'Moral Luck and Liability Lotteries' 16.3 (2010)</li>\n<li>Christopher Nathan\, &lsquo\;Need there be a Defence of Equality?&rsquo\;&nbsp\;17.3 (2011)</li>\n<li>Mark Hanin\, 'A Moral Critique of David Copp's Naturalistic Ethics' 18.3 (2012).</li>\n</ul>\n<p>The prize will be judged by two referees\, along with the journal editors.</p>\n<p>Entries should be submitted via the journal's submission&nbsp\;website (www.editorialmanager.com/resp/) and labelled PG Essay Prize.</p>\n<p>Contact the co-editors:</p>\n<p>Sune Laegaard&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;laegaard@ruc.dk<br>Jonathan Seglow&nbsp\;&nbsp\;j.seglow@rhul.ac.uk</p>\n<p>There is more information on&nbsp\;<em>Res Publica</em>&nbsp\;on the Springer website at:</p>
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