Please note that the COVID pandemic has delayed publication of our Spring articles. We expect to publish them later this summer.
Check out articles from our most recent volumes below. You can view previous issues of the Harvard Negotiation Law Review in PDF form here.
VOL. 25 CONTENTS Spring 2020 |
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| COVID-19 and Conflicts: The Health of Peace Processes During a Pandemic Lisa K. Dicker & C. Danae Paterson | 101 | |
| Coming soon: Implicit Bias in Mediation Audrey J. Lee | TBD | |
| Coming soon: Overcoming the Loss Aversion Obstacle in Negotiation Yair Livneh | TBD | |
VOL. 25 CONTENTS Fall 2019 |
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| The Supreme Court’s Lamps Plus Arbitration Decision: A Fading Light for Class Actions Imre S. Szalai | 1 | |
| Snap Disputes Jennifer W. Reynolds | 37 | |
| The Governance of Blockchain Dispute Resolution Darcy W. E. Allen, Aaron M. Lane, & Marta Poblet | 75 | |
| Facilitating Change: Addressing the Underutilization of Mediation in Professional Sports Robert Pannullo | 103 | |
VOL. 24 CONTENTS Spring 2019 |
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| Bargaining in the (Murky) Shadow of Arbitration Jill I. Gross | 185 | |
| The Role of Secretariats in International Negotiations: The Case of Climate Change Christopher Mirasola | 213 | |
| Sizing Up Settlement: How Much Do The Merits of a Dispute Really Matter? Tim A. Baker | 253 | |
VOL. 24 CONTENTS Fall 2018 |
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| Designing Equality in the Legal Profession: A Nudging Approach. Paola Cecchi-Dimeglio | 1 | |
| If We Build It, They Might Come: Bridging the Implementation Gap Between ADR Services and Separating and Divorcing Families. Andrew Schepard, Marsha Kline Pruett, & Rebecca Love Kourlis | 25 | |
| Judges as Gatekeepers and the Dismaying Shadow of the Law: Courtroom Observations of Judicial Settlement Practices. Ayelet Sela, Nourit Zimerman, & Michal Alberstein | 83 | |
| The Failure of Legal Ethics to Address the Abuses of Forced Arbitration. Imre S. Szalai | 127 | |
VOL. 23 CONTENTS Spring 2018 |
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| A Modern-Day Pentagon Paper in a Post-Pentagon Papers World: A Case Study of Negotiations Between The Washington Post and the U.S. Government Regarding Publication of the 2009 Afghanistan Assessment. Jonathan G. Odom | 215 | |
| How Should the Courts Know Whether a Dispute is Ready and Suitable for Mediation? An Empirical Analysis of the Singapore Courts’ Referral of Civil Disputes of Mediation. Dorcas Quek Anderson, Eunice Chua, & Ngo Tra My | 265 | |
| Fashioning an Effective Negotiation Style: Choosing Between Good Practices, Tactics, and Tricks. Hal Abramson | 319 | |
| The Sanctity of Party Autonomy and the Powers of Arbitrators to Determine the Applicable Law: The Quest for an Arbitral Equilibrium. Yeshnah D. Rampall & Ronán Feehily | 345 | |
| A New Agreement to Mediate: Guidelines for Ethical Practice in the Digital Space. Amanda First | 405 | |
VOL. 23 CONTENTS Fall 2017 |
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| Toward a More Modern Application of the “Nexus to the Workplace” Test: Arbitral Considerations in Off-Duty Employee Misconduct Cases. Daniel V. Johns | 1 | |
| The Centrist Case for Enforcing Adhesive Arbitration Agreements. Stephen J. Ware | 29 | |
| Canine-Assisted Mediation. David A. Paul, Q.C. | 123 | |
| The Irony of Mediator as Problem Maker: Mediator Misconduct Setting Aside Mediated Agreements. Fran L. Tetunic | 177 | |
VOL. 22 CONTENTS Spring 2017 |
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When Ignorance Is Not Bliss: An Empirical Study of Litigants’ Awareness of Court-Sponsored Alternative Dispute Resolution Programs. Donna Shestowsky | 189 |
| Opening the Red Door to Chinese Arbitrations: An Empirical Analysis of CIETAC Cases 1990-2000. Pat K. Chew | 241 | |
| Confidentiality and Transparency in International Commercial Arbitration: Finding the Right Balance. Avinash Poorooye & Ronán Feehily | 275 | |
| Do Professional Ethics Make Negotiators Unethical? An Empirical Study with Scenarios of Divorce Settlement. Hiroharu Saito | 325 | |
VOL. 22 CONTENTS Fall 2016 |
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| Mandatory ADR Notice Requirements: Gender Themes and Intentionality in Policy Discourse. Becky L. Jacobs | 1 | |
| The Continuing Voice of Dissent: Justice Thomas and the Federal Arbitration Act. Brian Farkas | 33 | |
| Deflategate’s Labor Legacy: The Centrality of Grievance Procedures in Collective Bargaining Negotiations. Heather Scheiwe Kulp & Mario Cuttone | 77 | |
| Understanding Actavis: How Courts Misinterpret FTC v. Actavis, Inc., and How to Get It Right. Bryan Gant | 111 | |
| Modeling an International Investment Court After the World Trade Organization Dispute Settlement Body. Rebecca Lee Katz | 163 | |
VOL. 21 CONTENTS Spring 2016 |
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| Regulating Mediators. Art Hinshaw |
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| Expanding Judicial Discretion: Between Legal and Conflict Considerations. Yuval Sinai & Michal Albertstein | 221 | |
| Getting Deals Done: Enhancing Negotiation Theory and Practice Through a Therapeutic Jurisprudence/Comprehensive Law Mindset. Carol L. Zeiner | 279 | |
VOL. 21 CONTENTS Fall 2015 |
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| Improving Lawyers’ Judgment: Is Mediation Training De-Biasing? Douglas N. Frenkel & James H. Stark |
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| Mediation and Access to Justice in Africa: Perspectives from Ghana. Jaqueline Nolan-Haley |
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| User Protections in Online Dispute Resolution. Suzanne Van Arsdale | 107 | |
| Strategizing the Two-Level Negotiation: How a Level I Negotiator Deals With a Level II Agitator. Shivan Sarin |
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VOL. 20 CONTENTS Spring 2015 |
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| Federal Arbitration Act Preemption of State Public-Policy-Based Employment Arbitration Doctrine: An Autopsy and an Argument for Federal Agency Oversight. E. Gary Spitko | 1 | |
| Standards of Legitimacy in Criminal Negotiations. Wesley MacNeil Oliver and Rishi Batra | 61 | |
| Mindfulness in the Heat of Conflict: Taking STOCK. Leonard L. Riskin and Rachel Wohl | 121 | |
| Med-Arb and the Legalization of Alternative Dispute Resolution. Brian A. Pappas, Ph.D. | 157 | |
| Calling for Clarity: How Uncertainty Undermines the Legitimacy of the Dispute Resolution System Under the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises. Bernadette Maheandiran | 205 | |
| Bargaining in the Shadow of the “Law?” —The Case of Same-Sex Divorce. Jeremy Feigenbaum | 245 | |
| The Peculiar Case of the ARA Libertad: Provisional Measures and Prejudice to the Arbitral Tribunal’s Final Result. Thomas E. Robins | 265 | |
VOL. 19 CONTENTS Spring 2014 |
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| Living with ADR: Evolving Perceptions and Use of Mediation, Arbitration, and Conflict Management in Fortune 1000 Corporations. Thomas J. Stipanowich and J. Ryan Lamare | 1 | |
| Bargaining with Consequences: Leverage and Coercion in Negotiation. Paul F. Kirgis | 69 | |
| Yeah, But Did You See the Gorilla? Creating and Protecting an Informed Consumer in Cross-Border Online Dispute Resolution. Anjanette H. Raymond | 129 | |
| Mediation v. Case Settlement: The Unsettling Relations Between Courts and Mediation – A Case Study. Mordehai Mironi | 173 | |
| Class Action in the Age of Twitter: A Dispute Systems Approach. Jeremy R. McClane | 213 | |
| Preserving Negotiation Whilst Promoting Global Order: Should We Bargain with Salt-Water Devils? Lucas V.M. Bento | 285 | |
| Resolving Cultural Property Disputes in the Shadow of the Law. Grant Strother | 335 | |