Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2-13-2015
Abstract
This post advocates redefining the scope of negotiation to include the interactions leading up to the final negotiation. Legal matters often involve a stream of negotiations, not merely a single event at the end of a process. It also recommends focusing on the process of reaching agreement, not only the process of resolving disputes, including processes of reaching agreement where there is little or no dispute. It also suggests disaggregating traditional models and analyzing key variables separately instead of thinking in terms of two discrete, coherent models.
Recommended Citation
John M. Lande,
We Need a Better Consensus about Negotiation Theory
(2015).
Available at: https://scholarship.law.missouri.edu/fac_blogs/21