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The Effect of Negotiator Creativity on Negotiation Outcomes in a Bilateral Negotiation [PDF]
Creativity Research Journal, 2011 This study examined creative negotiators to determine if they are able to achieve more successful outcomes in a negotiation context with integrative potential. Creativity scores were obtained from 70 participants, who performed a 2-party, multi-issue negotiation in 35 dyads. This negotiation led to economic and relational negotiation outcomes.
Ann-Sophie De Pauw +2 more
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Studia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai. Studia Europaea, 2018 At a time of visible oppositions and some tensed relations between Member States of the EU, the article aims to advance the study of bargaining and unilateralism in reiterative consensus building processes such as multilateral negotiations within the EU.
Alain GUGGENBÜHL
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Where Does the Buck Stop with the Backstop? The Irish-UK Border in Brexit Negotiations: June 2016-January 2019 [PDF]
Polish Political Science Yearbook, 2020 The abject failure of British Prime Minister Theresa May to get the United Kingdom’s (UK) Withdrawal Agreement from the European Union (EU) through Parliament on 15 January 2019, with MPs overwhelmingly rejecting it by 432 votes to 202, has been put down
Paul McNamara
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Why Do Agricultural Cooperative Mergers Not Cross the Finishing Line?
Agriculture, 2021 Mergers have played a relevant role in the business development of many agri-food cooperatives and have led to the consolidation of large cooperative groups which are leaders in their respective business sectors.
Elena Meliá-Martí +3 more
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Land, 2023 Landscape approaches are being promoted as a form of negotiated governance to help reconcile competing land uses and identify common concerns for planning envisioned future landscapes. Multistakeholder platforms play a key role in these efforts.
Freddie Sayi Siangulube +4 more
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Readiness to Use Mediation – Judges’ and Entrepreneurs’ Perspective
Utrecht Law ReviewThe aim of the research is to assess the readiness of Polish judges and entrepreneurs to use mediation. This issue has not yet been the subject of in-depth empirical analysis. Online questionnaire research was carried out on a group of n = 150 judges and
Włodzimierz Broński +3 more
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CONSTITUTION AND CONSTITUTIONALISM CONTEMPORARY ISSUE [PDF]
Challenges of the Knowledge Society, 2017 In a democratic society, the judicial legitimacy of the state and its power, of its institutions, but also the social and political grounds are generated and determined by the Constitution, defined as expressively as possible as being: “The fundamental ...
Marius ANDREESCU, Claudia ANDREESCU
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Insights: The UKSG Journal, 2020 The University of Vienna, in partnership with other organisations across Austria, has been at the forefront of the open access (OA) movement in Europe and has been actively broadening the OA publishing opportunities for its researchers for well over half
Rita Pinhasi +3 more
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLE OF EQUALITY [PDF]
Challenges of the Knowledge Society, 2018 The equality in human rights and obligations, the equality of citizens before the law are fundamental categories of the theories on social democracy but also conditions of the lawful state, without which constitutional democracy cannot be conceived. In
Marius ANDREESCU, Claudia ANDREESCU
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Commodity-specific punishment for experimentally induced defection in cooperatively breeding fish [PDF]
Royal Society Open Science, 2020 Coercion is an important but underrated component in the evolution of cooperative behaviour. According to the pay-to-stay hypothesis of cooperative breeding, subordinates trade alloparental care for the concession to stay in the group. Punishment of idle
Jan Naef, Michael Taborsky
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