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Home > Graduate Student Paper Competition Previous Winners

Graduate Student Paper Competition

Previous Recipients

Law & Social Inquiry (LSI) conducts an annual competition for the best journal-length paper in the field of law and social science written by a graduate or law student.

Listed below are recent previous recipients of the LSI Graduate Student Paper Competition.

Catherine Crooke
2021 Recipient

Catherine Crooke

University of California, Los Angeles

2021 Graduate Student Paper Competition Winner

“US Asylum Lawyering and Temporal Violence”

Catherine Crooke

Forthcoming—Please check back for publication updates!

Cristina Violante
2020 Recipient

Cristina Violante

University of California, Berkeley

2020 Graduate Student Paper Competition Winner

“Liquidity: Water and Investment in Mandate Palestine”

Cristina Violante

Law & Social Inquiry, Volume 47, Issue 2
May 2022
Tobias Smith
2019 Recipient

Tobias Smith

Ohlone College

2019 Graduate Student Paper Competition Winner

“Body Count Politics: Quantification, Secrecy and Capital Punishment in China”

Tobias Smith

Law & Social Inquiry, Volume 45, Issue 3
August 2020

Stephen Wulff
2018 Recipient

Stephen Wulff

2018 Graduate Student Paper Competition Winner

“Flipping the ‘New Penology’ Script: Police Misconduct Insurance, Grassroots Activism, and Risk Management-Based Reform”

Stephen Wulff

Law & Social Inquiry, Volume 47, Issue 1
February 2022

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