Call for Papers: Harvard Negotiation Law Review – Due Jan. 4, 2027

This call for papers just landed in my inbox, so I thought I’d pass it along in case it’s of interest to others.

I don’t recall the Harvard Negotiation Law Review having issued a call for papers before, but I may be mistaken. One thing I did notice is that they no longer appear to be accepting submissions through Scholastica, as the call suggests. A quick search of Scholastica’s journal directory confirmed that they aren’t listed there.

In any event, good submission luck !

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The Harvard Negotiation Law Review (HNLR) is now accepting submissions for its upcoming annual print issue, which will go to press in early summer 2027. We invite scholarship on any topic related to negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and alternative dispute resolution more broadly.

We are especially interested in full-length law review articles. We also welcome book reviews, case comments, blog posts, and other forms of scholarship in the field.

Submission details:

Deadline: Monday, January 4, 2027
How to submit: Email your manuscript as a Word document to hnlr@mail.law.harvard.edu. In your email, please include your name, contact information, the title of your piece, and the type of submission (e.g., article, book review, case comment). Please include the word [SUBMISSION] in the subject line.
Length: We strongly prefer articles of 50 pages or fewer (double spaced, 12 pt Times New Roman font).

More information about the journal and our past issues is available at https://journals.law.harvard.edu/hnlr/. Please feel free to share this call with colleagues who may be interested.

We look forward to reading your work.

Best regards,

Jack A. Edwards

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