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A Survey on Trust and Privacy Negotiability in the Norwegian Mobile Telecom Market
Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science, 2007 We investigate, by method of statistical survey, people's attitudes toward privacy, trust and personal information sharing in the context of price discrimination effects in the mobile telecom market, by asking a selection of 546 individuals, a sample ...
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Annual Review of Psychology, 2016
This review article examines the literature regarding the role played by principles of justice in negotiation. Laboratory experiments and high-stakes negotiations reveal that justice is a complex concept, both in relation to attaining just outcomes and to establishing just processes.
Druckman, Daniel, Wagner, Lynn M.
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This review article examines the literature regarding the role played by principles of justice in negotiation. Laboratory experiments and high-stakes negotiations reveal that justice is a complex concept, both in relation to attaining just outcomes and to establishing just processes.
Druckman, Daniel, Wagner, Lynn M.
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A Negotiation Framework for Negotiation of Coalition Policies
2010 IEEE International Symposium on Policies for Distributed Systems and Networks, 2010There have been many proposed approaches to performing negotiation in terms of the negotiation procedure, the implementation of agreement, the interactions of software agents representing the different organizations, cooperation among agents, etc. However, one cannot determine a best single approach as it highly depends on the specific application and ...
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The American Journal of Surgery, 2010
A new job is a great opportunity to change and enhance your professional and personal life. Your new position will be defined through negotiation with the parties supporting your new position. Whether your new job is your first or your last, with a large organization or solo, urban or rural, the goal is the same, to define your expectations and ...
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A new job is a great opportunity to change and enhance your professional and personal life. Your new position will be defined through negotiation with the parties supporting your new position. Whether your new job is your first or your last, with a large organization or solo, urban or rural, the goal is the same, to define your expectations and ...
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Integrative and distributive negotiations and negotiation behavior
Journal of Service Science Research, 2014Negotiations are essential part of many business relations. The implementation of the negotiation process is dependent on many factors and its chosen design may lead to different outcomes. The negotiation features and characteristics shape the negotiation process.
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Negotiating the Non-negotiable
2015This paper is divided into two main sections. The first uses the discussion of a case of marital conflict to articulate a framework for thinking about negotiating the non-negotiable. For various parties involved in the Arab-Israeli conflict, many of the issues seem non-negotiable and it may be helpful to consider the general conditions that are ...
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Negotiation Journal, 1987
Soviet General Secretary Miklaail Gorbachev starded President Reagan in September 1986 by im~iting him to meet face-to-face in Iceland. The reported basis of GorbacheVs appeal was his exasperation with the Soviet and American bureaucracies that had been conducting arms control negotiations. Gorbachev urged that the two heads of state personally involve
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Soviet General Secretary Miklaail Gorbachev starded President Reagan in September 1986 by im~iting him to meet face-to-face in Iceland. The reported basis of GorbacheVs appeal was his exasperation with the Soviet and American bureaucracies that had been conducting arms control negotiations. Gorbachev urged that the two heads of state personally involve
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2018
AbstractI argue that John Doris should apply his dialogic or collaborationist approach to agency more fully to questions of moral responsibility. To do so, he must discard his form of pluralism that aims to accommodate a variety of theoretical approaches to responsibility in favor of a pluralism that rejects theorizing about responsibility altogether.
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AbstractI argue that John Doris should apply his dialogic or collaborationist approach to agency more fully to questions of moral responsibility. To do so, he must discard his form of pluralism that aims to accommodate a variety of theoretical approaches to responsibility in favor of a pluralism that rejects theorizing about responsibility altogether.
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Negotiation and the Theory of Negotiation
2007Everyday life provides numerous examples of negotiations. In stores and at the market we haggle over the price of goods, in professional life we attempt to negotiate a higher income, employers and employees bargain over working conditions and wages, politicians strive or compete for power and influence.
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