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Diplomatic Negotiation

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Table of Contents<br />

Preface11<br />

Chapter I: Introduction and Disquisition 17<br />

The architecture of international negotiation 21<br />

Academics and Practitioners 22<br />

Parties and Interests 24<br />

Process and Power 27<br />

Bashing or Bargaining 29<br />

Approaches to international negotiation 31<br />

Approaches from ‘International <strong>Negotiation</strong>’ 32<br />

Approaches from Other Sources 37<br />

In Conclusion 42<br />

PART ONE THE NATURE OF DIPLOMATIC NEGOTIATION: 45<br />

Chapter II: Aspects of <strong>Diplomatic</strong> <strong>Negotiation</strong> 47<br />

The development of diplomatic negotiation 50<br />

The Problem of Establishing Outcomes 53<br />

Changes over the Centuries 55<br />

Characteristics of diplomatic negotiation 57<br />

Conflict of Interest and Power Relationships 59<br />

Inter-state <strong>Negotiation</strong>s 61<br />

The Diplomat and <strong>Negotiation</strong> Behaviour 63<br />

In Conclusion 65<br />

Chapter III: Process and Context 67<br />

Boundaries in bargaining 71<br />

Geography: Bargaining Borders 72<br />

Systems as Boundaries in Bargaining Processes 74<br />

Needs: the role of interests and positions 75<br />

Resources: Human, Immaterial and Material 76<br />

Regulators: Law, Procedures, and <strong>Diplomatic</strong> Norms and Values 77<br />

The Time Factor 79<br />

Order through organization 80<br />

Regimes80<br />

Regimes and <strong>Negotiation</strong>s 82<br />

Shifts in Multilateralism 84<br />

Coping with Challenges 85<br />

Possible Future Developments 87<br />

In Conclusion 88

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