Submissions

The Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution is published three times per year and is dedicated to providing a forum for scholarly research and theoretical writing in the field of dispute resolution. We invite article submissions on a wide range of subjects, including arbitration, negotiation, mediation and the latest developments in conflict resolution.

Submission Regulations and Guidelines

To be considered for publication, please submit your final manuscript electronically in Microsoft Word format to the Editor-in-Chief at eiccjcr@gmail.com. Please provide a recent résumé/curriculum vitae with your electronic submission. We also welcome submissions through Scholastica.

Citations must adhere to The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (21st ed. 2020).

While the Journal has no firm page restrictions, articles are typically about 25–35 pages.

Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis. We publish three issues annually (Fall/Winter/Spring), which are typically released in November, February, and April. We recommend submitting 3–4 months ahead of the issue you seek to be published in.

Note that we only accept and consider final submissions, not “drafts” or “works in progress.” Once given an offer of publication, an author will have a short window of time within which to accept. By accepting an offer of publication, the author consents to allow the Journal editors to use their discretion to edit the work generally, as well as for grammar, spelling, syntax, diction, style, body format, and footnote format. There is a brief pre-publication author review after the initial submission, during which we request approval of edits.

Although electronic submissions are preferred, you may mail us a hard copy at the address below:

Cardozo School of Law
ATTN: Editor-in-Chief
Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution
55 Fifth Avenue
Suite 527
New York, NY 10003

Please include a cover letter with your name, school or affiliation, email address, and telephone number. Please also provide a recent résumé/curriculum vitae. Unfortunately, we are unable to return your manuscripts. In addition, the Journal reserves the right to keep the reasons for its publication decisions confidential.

We look forward to reading your submission.