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This paper analyzes negotiations in the hostile takeover context between a buyer company's board of directors and a …
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This paper offers a noncooperative behaviourally-founded solution of the complete information bargaining problem where two impatient individuals wish to divide a unit pie. We formulate the game in continuous time, with unrestricted timing and content of offers. Reprising experimental work from...
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This essay explores two conceptions of compromise that are missing from the theory and practice of legal negotiation and related fields in alternative dispute resolution (ADR): compromise shaped by principles and compromise shaped by constraints. Compromise shaped by principles describes how...
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In dispute resolution, a field of study that is inherently interdisciplinary, there is no clear metric for how we ought to delineate the limits of relevant domains. Literature, with its ability to transport us to different times, places, lives, and stories, can reveal critical and crystallizing...
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This article is based on a provocative conversation between Andrea Kupfer Schneider, Noam Ebner, and David Matz as they drove to the airport following the University of Missouri’s symposium, Moving Negotiation Theory From the Tower of Babel Toward a World of Mutual Understanding. After a...
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and Borbély advocate the use of full-length accounts of actual negotiations to develop more realistic negotiation theory …. This article strongly agrees with their idea of using real negotiations to test our theories and develop better ones. The … misleading data from actual negotiations. In developing negotiation theory, scholars should consider a wide range of accounts of …
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behave when doing so, how they should handle negotiations in order to obtain specific results, and how to help disputants …
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now, careful study of the implications of such negotiations have lagged. In particular, while several commentators have … regulatory negotiations have been lacking. This article analyzes the implications of regulatory "reinvention" as the latest in a … series of administrative initiatives aimed at achieving better rulemaking and adjudication through negotiations. Reinvention …
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Like other markets, the plea bargaining market uses a pricing mechanism to coordinate market functions and to communicate critical information to participants, information that permits rational decisionmaking in the face of uncertainty. Because plea bargaining play such a prominent role in the...
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The Federal Communications Commission exercises broad regulatory authority over merger activity in the cable broadcast industry. In previous rule-makings and court proceedings, the Commission has emphasized concern about the potential for collusive behavior among cable operators in considering...
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