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construction dispute. However, knowledge of the bargaining process in construction projects is scant, with most attention being … given to developing more formal, costly and reactive means of dispute resolution. This approach is questioned, in favour of … escalation during a construction dispute. …
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concerning negotiation strategy use. Design/methodology/approach – Following a grounded theory approach, experienced buyers and … analysis developed a theoretical framework emphasizing the impact of relationship history on negotiation strategy expectations … in long-term buyer-supplier relationships. Data supports that previous negotiation interactions build a history between …
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Why do contests exist in settings where negotiation provides a costless alternative? I assess a new explanation …. Whilst hubris leads to the contest being preferred to costless negotiation, the welfare loss is nonmonotonic in either …
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, experience indicates that negotiation can, in appropriate circumstances, facilitate a better understanding of issues, concerns … Clean Air Act. The three negotiations are evaluated according to whether negotiation was instrumental either in securing a …-relevant negotiation -- known as regulatory reinvention -- wherein the agency has assembled groups of interested parties to focus on …
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these benefits. Nonetheless, experience indicates that negotiation can, in appropriate circumstances, facilitate a better … an opportunity for creative problem-solving. This paper discusses the use of these three types of negotiation by the … toxic substance -- are evaluated according to whether negotiation was instrumental either in securing a more protective …
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Why do contests exist in settings where negotiation provides a costless alternative? I assess a new explanation …. Whilst hubris leads to the contest being preferred to costless negotiation, the welfare loss is nonmonotonic in either …
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I examine the determinants of conflict and settlement by embedding probabilistic contests in a bargaining framework. Different costly enforcement efforts (e.g., arming, litigation expenditures) induce different disagreement points and Pareto frontiers. After examining the incentives for...
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negotiation scenarios, three lab experiments tested the prediction that prevention-oriented buyers would thus display higher … negotiation aversion than promotion-oriented buyers. Results showed that prevention-oriented people in the role of a potential … buyer were willing to accept lower monetary compensation to refrain from entering the negotiation and were more likely to …
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This article focuses on dyadic negotiations in which negotiators have asymmetric best alternatives to the negotiated agreement (BATNAs). We argue it is important to consider negotiator’s knowledge states of opponent’s BATNAs. The experimental study also examined how...
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