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Nelson Mandela International Negotiations Competition (NMINC)

  • 3 Mar 2021
  • 7 Mar 2021
  • Zoom
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Nelson Mandela International Negotiations Competition

The purpose of the annual NBLSA Nelson Mandela International Negotiations Competition is to hone vital negotiation skills. Competition problems are selected in an effort to illuminate issues affecting the globe. Negotiating these cross-border transactions and disputes helps prepare students for negotiation in their future careers.

Students will have the opportunity to receive constructive feedback from legal practitioners while interacting with other students that may have a different negotiating style. This competition helps law students become aware of and experience the unique aspects of international legal negotiations including various ethical and social norms, a broad spectrum of business practices, and the difficulty of cross-cultural communication.

Eligibility

In order to compete in NBLSA advocacy competitions, team member must:

1. Satisfied all membership requirements of their local NBLSA chapter; 

2. Have paid national dues at least one semester prior to the competition (July 31, 2020); and

3. Be in good academic standing with their respective law schools.

NOTE: Pre-law students need only be NBLSA dues-paying members, the above eligibility requirements only apply to law students.  

Registration Documents 

Please note that all teams must submit a completed registration packet to inc@nblsa.org. Please refer to the NMINC Rules for additional information on the required documentation. 

Please email the NMINC Director with any questions.

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