Harvard Negotiation Law Review
The Harvard Negotiation Law Review is a student-run journal at Harvard Law School dedicated to advancing scholarship and dialogue in negotiation, dispute resolution, mediation, arbitration, and related fields.
HNLR publishes leading academic and practitioner scholarship, convenes experts through its annual symposium and other programming, and provides Harvard Law School students with opportunities to engage deeply with the theory and practice of negotiation and dispute resolution.
Volume 30
Explore Volume 30 of the Harvard Negotiation Law Review, featuring scholarship on negotiation, mediation, arbitration, dispute-system design, and the evolving role of law in resolving conflict.
Issue 1
Lawyers’ Client-Inclusive Negotiations: The “New Mediation”? Nancy A. Welsh & Donna Shestowsky
Expanding the Shadow of the Law: Designing Efficient Judicial Dispute Resolution Systems in a Digital World — An Empirical Investigation Kathrin Eidenmüller, Conor McLaughlin & Horst Eidenmüller
Issue 2
A Centennial Birthday Wish: Remembering and Reigniting the Original Purpose of the Federal Arbitration Act Collin Williams & Imre Szalai
Self-Determination, Needs Satisfaction and Moral Growth — in Mediation and Negligence Law: A Paradigm Shift in Underlying Worldviews Robert A. Baruch Bush
Time-Pressured Negotiations Hal Abramson
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