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Wu, Wendy Shidi; Tsang, Vanessa - In: The journal of world investment & trade : law, … 23 (2022) 3, pp. 388-416

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Vermittlungen bei Schuldenverhandlungen zwischen Entwicklungsländern, Banken, Staaten und dem IWF

Hoffert, Alexandra - 2004

Die vorliegende Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit Schuldenverhandlungen von Entwicklungsländern, die in unterschiedlicher Art und Weise einer Vermittlung unterliegen. Ausgehend von dem Indonesischen Schuldenabkommen von 1970, das durch H. J. Abs vermittelt wurde, wird der Schritt zur Spieltheorie...

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The World Trade Organization at a crossroad : agricultural negotiations and what it means for developing countries

Mensah, Krisitina - 2024

challenges, particularly in the agricultural negotiations. The collapse of the Doha Round has left critical agricultural issues … further complicating efforts to resolve agricultural disputes. The standstill of agricultural negotiations has led to concerns … structural limitations within the WTO's agricultural negotiations and explores how developing countries can better navigate these …

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Negotiating third-world mineral agreements : promises as prologue

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Price bargaining and quantity bonus in developing economies

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North-South bargaining : Quo vadis?

Denoon, David B. H. - In: The Washington quarterly 4 (1981) 3, pp. 97-106

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The Limits of Bargaining Power as an Interpretive Aid

Bayern, Shawn - 2009

This is a short response to a recent essay by Omri Ben-Shahar ("A Bargaining Power Theory of Default Rules," 109 Colum. L. Rev. 396 (2009)). It is part of a broader forthcoming analysis of contract interpretation.Professor Ben-Shahar argues that evidence of bargaining power should inform courts...

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Foreign aid negotiation by a selfish donor

Kikuchi, Toshiro; Takase, Koichi - In: Waseda business & economic studies 46 (2010), pp. 59-75

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Forming coalitions to negotiate North-South climate agreements

Caparrós Gass, Alejandro; Pereau, Jean-Christophe - In: Environment and development economics 18 (2013) 1, pp. 69-92

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Bargaining game and LDCs' commercial bank debt restructuring outcomes

Han, Ki C.; Lee, Sukhun; Suk, David Y. - In: The impact of the global financial crisis on emerging …, (pp. 199-229). 2011

When faced with a financial crisis, debtor countries rarely choose to default on their international financial obligations. Instead, they typically choose to renegotiate their debt service obligations. According to a number of economists, the main motivating factor behind borrowers' and...

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