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- DOI 10.1111/j.1468-2478.2007.00466.x
- OpenAlex ID W2074708262
- Type Article
- Language EN
- Published 16 Aug 2007
- Volume 51 (3)
- Pages 607–623
- Source International Studies Quarterly
- Publisher Oxford University Press
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Assessing Power in Spatial Bargaining: When Is There Advantage to Being Status-Quo Advantaged?
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Bargaining at various levels has taken on a greater role in our understanding of international relations. Milner's (1997) work presented a model in which bargaining at the international level would result in the status quo advantaged actor getting his ideal agreement. We conducted a face-to-face experiment between sixty-eight pairings of men to test this prediction in a controlled setting. All of…
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| 3 | Oraz A. Kichiyev | University of New Mexico (US) | — |
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