ICCA Membership

 

“Being a member of ICCA means being part of a worldwide community that seeks to improve the way we settle disputes and being among those who shape the future of international arbitration.”

Gabrielle Kaufmann-Kohler

Membership Benefits:

 

  • Listing in the online ICCA Membership Directory and the annual hard-copy Membership Directory 
  • 10% discount on the ICCA Yearbook, Awards Series, Handbook and Congress Series (via www.kluwerarbitration.com) 
  • 10% discount to attend the biennial ICCA Congress and other selected ICCA events
  • Access to the ICCA Membership Lounge and launch events at ICCA Congresses
  • Receipt of regular newsletters and advance notice of our events and activities
  • Access to members-only previews and other exclusive material on the ICCA website
  • Contributing to the development of international arbitration by supporting ICCA’s work to promote the use and improve the processes of arbitration, conciliation and other forms of dispute resolution.

 

Become a Member today.

 

The annual membership fee supports ICCA’s outreach and capacity‐building initiatives (including our judicial outreach programme, research and project groups and Young ICCA), as well as ICCA’s grant and fellowship programmes (including the ICCA Inclusion Fund).

 

Members who qualify for a discounted Membership category are welcome to pay the standard Membership fee on a voluntary basis. By doing so, you help subsidise discounted Memberships for other Members, thereby widening access to the ICCA community.

Membership Types:

 

  • Standard ICCA Membership    €400
    Available to all with an interest in international arbitration and dispute resolution.
  • Corporate Membership Plan    €350    
    Available to firms and organisations (and must include a minimum of four Members).
  • ICCA Author Membership    €350    
    Available to contributors to the ICCA Handbook, Yearbook and Awards Series.
  • Lower Middle Income Country Resident    €250    
    Available for those resident in countries classified as “Lower Middle Income” by the World Bank. Click here for World Bank income groups.
  • Low Income Country Resident    €200    
    Available for those resident in countries classified as “Low Income” by the World Bank. Click here for World Bank income groups.
  • New Professional    €200    
    Available during the first three years following graduation or professional qualification/admission, whichever occurs later.
  • Early Career Professional    €300
    Available from the fourth to sixth year following graduation or professional qualification/admission, whichever occurs later.
  • Public Sector    €200    
    Available for public sector employees (e.g. judges, government counsel, and staff of NGOs or IGOs).
  • Full‐time Academic    €200    
    Available for academics who earn no significant fees as arbitrator or counsel.

Please note that ICCA and its officers do not request personal data or financial contributions in addition to membership dues or official grant programmes via email. Should you receive such an email purporting to be from ICCA, please contact the ICCA Bureau at bureau@arbitration-icca.org to verify its legitimacy.