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Negotiating Agreements in International Relations
144 American Political Science Association7 Negotiating Agreements in International RelationsJohn S. Odell and Dustin Tingley with Fen Osler Hampson, Andrew H. Kydd, Brett Ashley Leeds, James K. Sebenius, Janice Gross Stein, Barbara F. Walter, and I. William Zartman*Part 1. IntroductionInternational negotiation has been one of the most pervasive processes in world politics since the dawn of recorded history, yet it has been the subject of far less political science research than other aspects of International Relations , such as war and International institutions. This chapter is designed to synthesize key insights and findings from available research on Negotiating International Agreements and to point to specific paths toward potential research. We hope more political scientists will decide to join the enterprise of illuminating this important process and the conditions under which International negotiations operate.
International negotiation has been one of the most pervasive processes in world politics since the dawn of recorded history, yet it has been the subject of far less political science research than other aspects of international relations, such as war and international institutions.
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