For information about the aims of the Network, please see our ‘about‘ page.
CURRENT APPROACH TO MEMBERSHIP
We don’t like hierarchies or unnecessary administration, so we don’t have any membership list or legal organisational framework.
The way to become a member of the ADR Research Network is to subscribe to the blog at adrresearch.net . This is our primary means of communication.
Subscription will mean that every time a post is made on the blog you will receive a notification alert to your email address. Other ways to follow blog activity is through Facebook “ADR Research Network” and Twitter @ADRResearch, but engagement on these platforms is not necessary to keep track of blog activity.
THE PRESENT APPROACH TO MEMBERSHIP WILL BE MAINTAINED
At the 2016 Round Table in Hobart, we decided to maintain our current approach to membership. This approach will be reconsidered at our next Roundtable on the Sunshine Coast in December 2017.
GUEST BLOGGERS WELCOME
You are welcome to make a guest blog post and/or request to be added as a regular contributor who can post directly. These requests can be directed to Becky Batagol.
NEXT ROUNDTABLE
The next Roundtable will be held Monday 4 December to Tuesday 5 December 2017. It will be hosted by the Legal Issues Centre, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand.
A call for papers was released in April 2017 on this blog.
Kathy and Jonathan
Could I have my name added to the research networks’ email list please
Thank you
Pauline Roach
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Dear Pauline, I have done this. Please note that the email list is used rarely, is imperfect, and does not serve as a membership list. The most effective way to be in touch with the activities in the network is to subscribe to this blog. Please let Becky know if you are experiencing difficulty subscribing. All the best, Olivia
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