Paula Young from the Appalachian School o f Law recently sent around an email asking for ADR themed submissions for the Spring volume of the Appalachian Journal of Law. The specifics of the call for papers are below.
The Appalachian Journal of Law currently seeks articles on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and related topics for publication in our Spring issue of 2012.
Since ADR has been the traditional focus of our Spring issue, and we have an established ADR readership base, the Appalachian Journal of Law is the ideal journal for your article on ADR. Because all of our associate editors are required to take at least one ADR course, those who edit your article will have a familiarity with the ADR process and many of the relevant issues being discussed in ADR today.
You may submit your article to the Appalachian Journal of Law in one of two of ways:
- e-mail your article to us directly at law_journal@my.asl.edu, or
- submit your article through the ExpressO online delivery service at www.law.bepress.com/expresso/.
Whichever submission method you use, we kindly ask that all submissions include a cover letter and résumé. We have a limited number of spaces and consider articles for publication on a rolling basis, so we ask that you submit your article as early as possible.
Thank you for taking the time to consider this opportunity to have your article on ADR or a related topic published in the Appalachian Journal of Law. If you have any questions about the Appalachian Journal Law or the article submission process, please feel contact us by e-mail at law_journal@my.asl.edu. We look forward to hearing from you!
