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Renegotiation

2020
Abstract Following the narrative stages of recognition and subversion, metagnosis often provokes a renegotiation of the terms which have been unsettled—the third stage of the metagnostic narrative. Drawing analogies with a range of contexts such as historical diagnosis, historiography, literary interpretation, and translation, this ...
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Contractual Contingencies and Renegotiation

The RAND Journal of Economics, 1995
In a dynamic model of asymmetric information between the owner of a firm and a manager, we investigate the optimal set of contingencies on which an incentive contract should depend when renegotiation is possible. In particular, we characterize the circumstances in which the contracting parties find it desirable to deliberately restrict what the owner ...
Dewatripont, Mathias, Maskin, Eric
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Renegotiating the contract

The Lancet Psychiatry, 2017
This is a commissioned commentary on The WPA-Lancet Psychiarty Commission on the Future of Psychiatry Report.
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The EU’s Asia: renegotiating boundaries, renegotiating norms

Asia Europe Journal, 2012
The global financial crisis and the shift of economic strength to a rising Asia have ushered in European introspection and allusions to the decline of the European Union (EU). The EU’s ambitions to have a normative impact in the world have been called into question.
Bart Gaens, Juha Jokela, Mikael Mattlin
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Cost observability and renegotiation

Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 1995
Abstract A project requires an initial specific investment. The total cost of the project depends on the probability that the supplier will experience a delay in the production schedule. This probability is the supplier's private information. The buyer would like to hire a supplier with a low probability of delay.
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Renegotiating Racial Discourse:

2019
Published in 1975, Gayl Jones’s Corregidora emerged amid the onset of post-civil rights era politics of black respectability and neoliberal ideology and policies that rendered black communities and bodies paradoxically more “public” and “private.” This essay posits Jones’s novel as a corrective to these ideological and existential binds.
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