State strategies in international bargaining : play by the rules or change them?

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Published:Cambridge : Cambridge Univ. Press, 2015
Persons: McKibben, Heather Elko -
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Edition:1. publ
Series:Cambridge studies in international relations ; 134
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Physical description:XIX, 317 S
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International negotiations / Multilateral international negotiations / Negotiating strategies / Negotiation theory / Exemplary cases
Europäische Union / Entscheidungsprozess bei internationalem Akteur / Internationale Handelsverhandlungen / General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade / World Trade Organization / Welthandelsorganisation / Klimaschutz / Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change 15. (Copenhagen, 2009-12-07/2009-12-18) / Status von Gebieten im Völkerrecht / Kosovo
European Union / Decision-making processes of international actors / International trade negotiations / Multilateral Trade Organization / Climate protection / Copenhagen Climate Conference (Copenhagen, 2009-12-07/2009-12-18) / Meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol 05. (Copenhagen, 2009-12-07/2009-12-18) / Climate Conference of the United Nations 15. (Copenhagen, 2009-12-07/2009-12-18) / UN Climate Conference 15. (Copenhagen, 2009-12-07/2009-12-18) / United Nations Climate Change Conference 15. (Copenhagen, 2009-12-07/2009-12-18) / Territory under international law
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