CEU eTD Collection (2013); Krajczár, Melinda: Moving out of the Deadlock: U.S. Negotiation Strategies and Regional Trade Liberalization

CEU Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2013
Author Krajczár, Melinda
Title Moving out of the Deadlock: U.S. Negotiation Strategies and Regional Trade Liberalization
Summary The present thesis looks at the phenomenon of regionalization from the perspective of negotiation analysis. Its primary aim is to identify those elements of coalition-building strategies that can effectively contribute to the successful overcome of negotiation deadlocks. The analysis rests upon a comparative examination of two regional trade liberalization projects. Focusing on the negotiating strategy of the United States employed in concluding free trade arrangements in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation and the Americas, the analysis provides explanation for the different outcomes of these two regional projects. As a conclusion, by transferring these specific findings to a more general level of negotiations, it provides some basic rules that can also be applied to everyday negotiations practice.
Supervisor Kim, Youngmi
Department International Relations MA
Full texthttps://www.etd.ceu.edu/2013/krajczar_melinda.pdf

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