Call for Papers
ENCLE – IJCLE 2019
Comenius University, Bratislava, Slovakia
3-5th July
Improving the Future:
Using Clinical Legal Education to educate Lawyers for a Just Society
In this year’s conference we look at a core goal of Clinical Legal Education – Justice. As the world faces unprecedented challenges in terms of climate, challenge to the rule of law and political and social upheaval, the conference provides an opportunity to consider and plan for the role of Clinical Legal Education in this new environment.
As always papers are welcomed from the broad spectrum of Clinical Legal Education and particularly on the following themes:
- The role of Clinical Legal Education in maintaining liberty rights and advancing the rule of law
- Climate change and environmental justice through Clinical Legal Education
- Educating future lawyers – in what ways can Clinical Legal Education shape future lawyers’ aspirations and contributions to a just society?
- Researching the impact of Clinical Legal Education
- Interdisciplinary approaches to advancing justice and educating for a just society
- Technological innovation in the pursuit of a just society: access and information for all in the law
Taking part
Presentations at IJCLE/ENCLE can take one of three formats, each with its own structure and proposal application form:
- PechaKucha
- These short presentations are timed and rely on strong visuals. Please follow this link to learn more. A PechaKucha consists of 20 slides timed to change every 20 seconds, so each presentation lasts 6 minutes and 40 seconds. Each presenter in PechaKucha session will be assigned a 10 minute slot to allow for a question to be posed. We anticipate that PechaKuchas will consist of short introductions to new work, methodological innovations or insights from the field.
- Paper presentation
- These will be in traditional conference paper format with a twenty minute presentation followed by questions. Please indicate which conference theme(s) your paper addresses to aid the programming team.
- Interactive seminar
- These sessions will be 45 minutes long and will involve active participation from the audience as well as input from the presenters and will be designed to generate discussion and new learning for the participants and convenors.
Proposal Submission Form: Session proposals should be submitted online using the following link
Lead Presenter:
- Where there is more than one presenter, we require that a “Lead Presenter” submit the Proposal Submission form. That person, unless changed, becomes the point of contact for the presentation throughout the stage of proposal review, decision, scheduling, and questions and logistical information for the conference.
Content of the proposal - the Online Proposal Submission Form will ask the following information:
- Title
- Name of lead presenter
- Organisation of lead presenter
- Position of lead presenter
- Country of lead presenter
- Email address of lead presenter
- Conference theme
- Presentation format
- Names and details of other presenters
- Title of the session proposal
- Abstract of session proposal (which should include information about the session’s objectives, how interactive methods will be used, relevance to conference theme, short information about the presenter(s) and their relation to legal education/CLE; max 400 words)
- Summary of Presentation for ease of reference for conference delegates; max 100 words)
Key Dates
Papers open for submission now please follow this link to submit
Deadline for submission of papers 31.3.19
Confirmation of paper accepted no later than 30.4.19
Conference Registrations Open 28.2.19
Early Bird Registrations Closes TBC
Registrations close 2.6.19