On 11th and 12th June 2020, the Norwegian capital will welcome the Conference for Empirical Legal Studies in Europe. Every two years this conference brings together legal academics and researchers from adjacent fields, to exchange about fact research in law and empirical legal findings.
From this year’s call for applications:
CELSE will consider empirical papers across all areas of law, although priority will be given to papers with a European focus. Empirical analysis is understood to encompass any systematic approach to quantitative or qualitative data analysis, including statistical analysis, machine learning, experiments, text-mining and network analysis techniques.
Authors are encouraged to submit works-in-progress; however, submissions should be completed drafts that include principal results. Submitted papers must be unpublished (and expected to be unpublished at the time of the conference). If accepted, authors will have an opportunity to submit a revised draft prior to the conference for presentation and discussion. Please note that accepted papers will be made available to all conference participants.
Registration is open until 15 February 2020 at
https://www.jus.uio.no/english/research/areas/forum/call-for-papers
For additional questions please contact Malcolm Langford or Synøve Andersen.
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