Contribute papers to TDM

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We hereby invite papers from those with an interest in arbitration - going accross disciplines such as law, psychology-psychoanalysis, international business management, economics, arbitration, WTO, international investment law, and across the various areas of "dispute management" - rather than just quasi-judicial conventional "resolution" of disputes in litigation.

We are looking mainly for short comments on recent developments of broad interest. We would like, where possible, such comments to be backed-up by provision of in-depth notes and articles and primary legal and regulatory materials. As a result, we will emphasise mediation/ADR, conflict avoidance and commercial conflict management by bilateral negotiation or by third-party facilitated negotiation.

Please contact us at , if you want to participate in this global network. We publish contributions with name, photo, and brief biographical description - but we will also accept anonymous ones.

Also have a look at our call for papers section to see our list of special features currently in preparation, but articles about topics addressed regularly are of course of interest too.

We are also interested in opinion pieces and book reviews. If you unsure if an idea you have for an article is suitable for publication in TDM, please contact us to discuss it. Also see Help / FAQ for TDM contributing authors.

Note that TDM offers professional firms the opportunity of lead editing and co-sponsoring special issues on particular topics relevant to the relevant communities suitable for highlighting the professional competencies and profile of the firm, the special issue editor and contributors.

Article submission guidelines:

"Off-prints"

We offer an electronic version of the traditional "off-prints" to individual authors / contributors. Contributing authors are welcome to circulate this electronic off-print to colleagues, clients and professional contacts. Each author will receive their electronic "off-prints" after publication of the TDM issue involved.

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