
THE SOCIO-LEGAL ARTICLE PRIZE
The Socio-Legal Article Prize is awarded each year to an outstanding article published in a journal or as a book chapter. The £100 prize is funded by the SLSA membership.
Nominations for 2025 are now closed. Nominations for 2026 will reopen next summer.
NOMINATIONS
An article prize, open to all SLSA members, for the most outstanding piece of socio-legal scholarship published in the 12 months up to 30 September preceding the closing date for nominations. The winner is announced at the SLSA Annual Conference and receives £100. The closing date for nominations is the first Monday in October each year.
All nominees and nominators must be current members in good standing of the Socio-Legal Studies Association
Nominations must be made via our online form. Note: if you need the rules or the form in an alternative, accessible format, please contact the SLSA Administrator.
WINNERS
2012
Kieran McEvoy
What did the lawyers do during the 'war'? Neutrality, conflict and the culture of quietism
(2011) Modern Law Review 74(3): 350–341
2011
Antonia Layard
Shopping in the public realm: a law of place
(2010) Journal of Law and Society 37(3): 412–441
2010
Marie-Andrée Jacob
The shared history: unknotting fictive kinship and legal process
(2009) Law and Society Review 43(1): 95–126
