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ID153820
Title ProperMultilevel bargaining and the negotiation of a regional trade agreement
Other Title Information a classroom simulation
LanguageENG
AuthorHultquist, Philip ;  Yann P. Kerevel (a1), Philip Hultquist (a2) and Margaret E. Edwards (a3) ;  Kerevel, Yann P. ;  Edwards, Margaret E
Summary / Abstract (Note)This article introduces a regional trade agreement (RTA) simulation for undergraduate students. The simulation uses a multilevel bargaining framework, in which students can represent not only governments of negotiating countries but also domestic interests. By allowing students to experience international bargaining at different levels, they gain a deeper understanding of controversial international trade processes.
`In' analytical NotePolitical Science and Politics Vol. 50, No.2; Apr 2017: p.576-580
Journal SourcePolitical Science and Politics 2017-06 50, 2
Key WordsNegotiation ;  Regional Trade Agreement ;  Multilevel Bargaining ;  Classroom Simulation