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1987
All living beings are competitors for the means of existence. Competition takes the more intense form we call conflict when contenders seek to disable or destroy opponents, or even convert them into a supply of resources. Conflict need not always be violent; we speak, for example, of industrial conflicts (strikes and lockouts) and legal conflicts (law ...
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All living beings are competitors for the means of existence. Competition takes the more intense form we call conflict when contenders seek to disable or destroy opponents, or even convert them into a supply of resources. Conflict need not always be violent; we speak, for example, of industrial conflicts (strikes and lockouts) and legal conflicts (law ...
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Behavior of Microplastics in Inland Waters: Aggregation, Settlement, and Transport
Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 2021M. Yan +4 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1997
The fate of the proposed tobacco settlement and, in turn, the health and longevity of generations of Americans now lie in the hands of the Congress. The settlement is the product of intense negotiations among 40 state attorneys general, a coalition of trial lawyers, and the tobacco industry itself.
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The fate of the proposed tobacco settlement and, in turn, the health and longevity of generations of Americans now lie in the hands of the Congress. The settlement is the product of intense negotiations among 40 state attorneys general, a coalition of trial lawyers, and the tobacco industry itself.
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The Journal of Legal Studies, 1995
We analyze settlement escrows as an inexpensive method to reduce delay in pretrial bargaining. In a settlement escrow, an agent receives cash settlement offers from the parties to a lawsuit. If the defendant offers more than the plaintiff demands, the court imposes settlement at the midpoint of the offers.
Gertner, Robert H., Miller, Geoffrey P.
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We analyze settlement escrows as an inexpensive method to reduce delay in pretrial bargaining. In a settlement escrow, an agent receives cash settlement offers from the parties to a lawsuit. If the defendant offers more than the plaintiff demands, the court imposes settlement at the midpoint of the offers.
Gertner, Robert H., Miller, Geoffrey P.
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Development, Settlement, and Post-settlement Growth
2015Summary The sea cucumber Apostichopus japonicus is an economically important species along the northwest Pacific Coast, including China, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Republic of Korea, Russia, and Japan. In the present chapter, we summarize knowledge on the embryonic and larval development of A.
Jean-François Hamel +3 more
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2005
Abstract This chapter covers how to settle disputes in accordance with Article 10 of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention. It cites that the peaceful settlement of disputes is a fundamental principle and a customary rule of international law.
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Abstract This chapter covers how to settle disputes in accordance with Article 10 of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention. It cites that the peaceful settlement of disputes is a fundamental principle and a customary rule of international law.
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The Journal of Legal Studies, 1998
Economic models of litigation and settlement assume either that the plaintiff and defendant bargain over the settlement amount or that one party makes a single, take-it-or-leave-it offer. This article examines the choice between these two strategies by the defendant, assuming that he is able to precommit to a single offer.
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Economic models of litigation and settlement assume either that the plaintiff and defendant bargain over the settlement amount or that one party makes a single, take-it-or-leave-it offer. This article examines the choice between these two strategies by the defendant, assuming that he is able to precommit to a single offer.
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Committing to Peace: The Successful Settlement of Civil Wars
, 2002List of Figures ix List of Tables xi Acknowledgments xiii PART ONE: THEORY 1 1. Introduction 3 2. Theory and Hypotheses 19 PART TWO: DATA AND QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS 45 3. Measuring the Variables 47 4. Quantitative Tests 70 5. A Closer Look at the Findings
Barbara F. Walter
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2017
This chapter provides a brief review of selected settlement bargaining models in some areas where new work is developing and where additional work is likely to yield further important results. The focus is on what might be thought of as the environment of the settlement negotiation process, where bargaining failure generally results in trial; this ...
Jennifer F. Reinganum +1 more
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This chapter provides a brief review of selected settlement bargaining models in some areas where new work is developing and where additional work is likely to yield further important results. The focus is on what might be thought of as the environment of the settlement negotiation process, where bargaining failure generally results in trial; this ...
Jennifer F. Reinganum +1 more
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