International Negotiation Series
Edited byDaniel Druckman, George Mason University, University of Queensland William Donahue, Michigan State University
Editorial Board:Jacob Bercovitch, University of CanterburyGuy Faure, Sorbonne UniversityP. Terrence Hopmann, Johns Hopkins UniversityLinda Putnam, University of California at Santa BarbaraBertram Spector, Center for Negotiation AnalysisWilliam Zartman, Johns Hopkins University.
The International Negotiation Series is a peer-reviewed book series that examines negotiation from many perspectives, explores its theoretical foundations, and promotes its practical application. The Series includes both studies of conference diplomacy as well as those where the parties may interact at a distance. The Series also considers studies of third-party processes (mediation, facilitation, good officers) that occur in conjunction with negotiation. Negotiating parties may include national, sub-national, trans-national, and non-governmental organizations.
The editors would especially be interested in receiving comparative studies where at least two cases are included in the analysis. Although authored empirical studies are preferred, the editors will also consider theoretical or synthetic (as broad reviews of the literature) treatments of the subject as well as edited volumes.
Authors/Editors are cordially invited to submit proposals and/ or full manuscripts to the series editor or to the publisher Hendrik van Leusen.