Young ICCA Voices
Young ICCA Voices is an online magazine created by, and for, young arbitration practitioners, and seeks to provide practical and current content on all things important to young arbitration practitioners in an accessible and interactive format. Launched in 2024, the first issue is out now!
Submission Process and Guidelines
Young ICCA Voices publishes updates and original articles that contribute to the discussion and development of international arbitration. We welcome submissions from practitioners, academics, and students in the field.
If you have any questions regarding your submission, please contact the Young ICCA Editorial Co-directors at voices@youngicca.org.
Article Submission Requirements
- Length: Articles should be between 500 and 1,200 words, including endnotes.
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Content:
Articles must be original and unpublished elsewhere.
Submissions should offer insightful, well-argued perspectives on relevant topics in the field of international arbitration.
Avoid overly technical language to ensure accessibility to a broad audience.
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Formatting:
Submissions should start with a title (in title caps) on the first line; the author’s full name on the second line; then skip three paragraphs before starting the article.
Use a consistent, formal style throughout your article.
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Endnotes:
Endnotes should be used instead of footnotes.
Use a consistent citation style. If on doubt, we recommend the use of OSCOLA.
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Author Details:
Include your full name, professional/academic affiliations, and a brief bio.
Provide contact information (email preferred) for correspondence.
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Graphics and Tables:
If including graphics or tables, ensure they are high-quality and clearly legible.
Provide a brief description or title for each.
Submission Process
- Email Submissions: Please send your article as a Word document to voices@youngicca.org.
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Review Process:
All submissions are subject to an internal review process.
The editorial team will communicate decisions and may suggest revisions.
- Rights and Permissions: By submitting your article, you agree to Young ICCA Voices' publication of your piece. Please ensure you have the right to use any third-party material included in your article.