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Argument in negotiation: A theoretical and empirical approach

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Pages 36-48 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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EunkyongL. Yook. (1997) A cross‐cultural study of Korean and American students’ schemata and cultural rules for negotiations. Asian Journal of Communication 7:1, pages 111-136.
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Frank Tutzauer. (1986) Bargaining as a dynamical system. Behavioral Science 31:2, pages 65-81.
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