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Nash (1950) proposes a bargaining theory. This paper proves that Nash’s theory is not about bargaining, but is the result of exchange. Exchange also requires bargaining, but exchange itself is not bargaining
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What explains the variation in terrorism within and across political regimes? We contend that terrorism is most likely to occur in contexts in which governments cannot credibly restrain themselves from abusing their power in the future. We consider a specific institutional arrangement, whether a...
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The paper is a masters' thesis in Dutch that describes a protocol for using argumentation in a negotiation dialogue. Negotiation dialogues for intelligent agents can be enhanced with argumentation moves. Typically, negotiation dialogues for intelligent agents consist of series of argumentation...
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’s own interests, but a second objective in most negotiations is to maintain a good relationship with the other. When …
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of negotiations. They are useful in predicting the negotiation outcome in a limited way, because the result of the … relationship between the dynamics of negotiation process and the outcome of the negotiations …
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In this study we investigate real-life business negotiations conducted in the Turkish financial sector. We collected 6 … narrated negotiation cases, and analyzed the outcomes of negotiations on the basis of distributive and integrative divide, and …, bargaining styles, and the outcomes of negotiations. The findings showed that, almost in all cases, negotiations ended with …
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awareness, and enhanced the exchange of information on interests and priorities in two-party negotiations …
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While prior research showed that positive affect helped negotiators use more cooperative strategies and reach more integrative outcomes, this study found that there exists a boundary condition according to the bargaining structure of the negotiation (i.e. positive and negative bargaining zone)....
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negotiations in which newly assimilated group members negotiate against members of their previous organizational groups. The …
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goals, studies demonstrate that setting specific, optimistic and justifiable aspirations result in negotiations that … accomplish more of what the negotiator wants. The role of aspirations and their importance to successful negotiations should …
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