First Article Prize

The Council for European Studies (CES) is calling for nominations for its inaugural European Studies First Article Prize Competition. Two prizes will be awarded in 2012, one to a scholar working in the humanities and one to a scholar working in the social sciences. These prizes will honor the writers of the best first articles on European studies published within a two-year period.

A multi-disciplinary First Article Prize Committee appointed by the Council’s Executive Committee will choose the winner. Each prize winner will receive $500 and public recognition on the Council's website and publications.

Award winners will be announced no later than May 15, 2012To nominate an article for this prize, complete this First Article Prize Nomination Form.  All nominations must be received by April 2, 2012.

 

Eligibility

Each nominated article must meet the following criteria:

be the first article published by the nominee in the field of European Studies in a peer-reviewed journal;
• be published between January 1, 2010 and December 31, 2011;
• be the work of one author only or be an article on which the nominee is the first author; 
• be authored by a member of the Council for European Studies or a faculty/student of an institution that is a member.

Nominations may be submitted by the publisher, editor, author, or admiring colleagues, and must be accompanied by a nomination form and digital copy of the nominated article.  (Articles should be directly attached to the nomination form.)  Paper submissions will not be accepted. 

 
Defining the Humanities and Social Sciences
 
For the purposes of the European Studies First Article Prize Competition, the Committee will adhere to the following definition of the Humanities and Social Sciences.  
 

Humanities

 

Social Sciences

English   Anthropology
Comparative Literature   Economics
History   Sociology
Classics   Geography
Religion   Political Science/Government
Philosophy   Education
Rhetoric   Communications/Marketing
Law   Business Administration
the Arts   Public Administration
Linguistics   International Relations
Specific language Studies   Criminology 
    Psychology

 

Note: This list should not be interpreted as excluding submissions from disciplines or areas of research not listed.  For more guidance on issues of disciplinary eligibility please contact the Council for European studies at:  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

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