Professor of Information Systems; Research Associate, Institute of Sport, Exercise and Active Living, Victoria University
Professor Zeleznikow is an internationally recognised expert, with over 30 years research experience including the last 15 years working on negotiation decision support and machine learning in law.
His publications include three books, 50 refereed journal articles (including the Harvard Negotiation Law Review) and 150 refereed conference articles.
He has received over $7million in competitive research grants, significant international collaboration and industry funding, supervised 11 PHD students to completion and conducted over twenty radio and television appearances.
Professor Zeleznikow has worked in the university sector for 38 years, with extended experience in USA, France, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Poland and Israel. He has also worked with Victoria Legal Aid, Relationships Australia, the New Zealand government and the Victorian Institute of Sport.
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