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Product Name	Who Gets What?: Domestic Influences on International Negotiations Allocating Shared Resources (Suny Series in Global Politics) (Suny Series in Global Politics (Paperback))
Language	English
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Author	Aslaug Asgeirsdottir
Page Count	194
Binding	Paperback
Published	07/01/2009
Long Description	During international bargaining, who gets the better deal, and why, is one of the questions at the heart of the study of international cooperation. In Who Gets What? Aslaug Asgeirsdottir analyzes seven agreements signed throughout a twenty-year span between Iceland and Norway to allocate shared fish stocks. While the Law of the Sea regime provides specific solution concepts for negotiators, it does not dictate the final outcome. Looking at the actual negotiation process and the political and economic constraints negotiators operate under, Asgeirsdottir examines how domestic interest groups can directly influence the negotiating process, and thus affect international agreements over scarce resources. Who Gets What? demonstrates empirically that a nation with more domestic constraints on its negotiators gets a better deal.
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