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Adam Podgòrecki Prize >>> Rules The RCSL-ISA Adam Podgòrecki Prize
Purpose
In honour and memory of the lifetime achievements of Adam Podgòrecki and his inaugurate place in the history of RCSL, the Board of RCSL established the annual RCSL-ISA Adam Podgòrecki Prize at its 2004 meeting. Gifts from donors have made it possible to endow the Prize.
Eligibility
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Recognition [back to contents] (1). The prize for lifetime achievements will be awarded as an honorary prize, symbolised by a commemorative certificate, to honour outstanding and exemplary colleagues who have produced guiding and inspiring work. (2). The prize for emerging socio-legal scholars will be a commemorative certificate and a money prize, to honour and encourage colleagues that have yet lo leave a mark on the international level of production of socio-legal research but who have published one or more significant works within no later than 10 year of his or her doctorate.
Nominations [back to contents] Nominations for the RCSL-ISA Adam Podgòrecki Prize require two or more supporting RCSL members. Nominations will be solicited every year through the Fall issue of the RCSL Newsletter.
Selection Process
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The money prize awarded to emerging legal scholars amounts to the bi-annually accrued amounts set aside yearly in the Budget of the RCSL.
The RCSL Board nominates the Award Subcommittee during the Board annual meeting. Nominations are received by the committee usually by March 15. The Prize is awarded at the RCSL annual meeting (usually June-July).
Institutional Recognition of emergent legal scholars [back to contents] "The winner of the Podgórecki Prize for emergent legal scholars shall be a non-voting member of the Board for the subsequent two years." (RCSL Statutes 2010, art. 5.2. in fine)
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