To be eligible, papers must:
- Be a complete, original, unpublished manuscript in English; hence published (or accepted by a scientific journal) papers are not eligible to take part in the competition.
- Be led by a student and written by a student as the first or only author.
- The status of student is defined as follows: has been a student within the year leading up to the conference (18th of June 2023 in this case).
- Where there are multiple authors, include a clear description of the contribution that the student(s) made to work.
- Represent an original work in ecological economics.
- Follow standard ethical requirements in research.
- Be presented as an oral presentation by the candidate during the ESEE conference (poster submissions are not eligible).
- Must contain a maximum of 6000 words (excl. tables and figures) and be accompanied by an abstract of max. 150 words.
Student representatives are not eligible for competition during their active terms as members of the ESEE board.