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Bargaining over weapons: justice and effectiveness in arms control negotiations
/ Albin, Cecilia; Druckman, Daniel
Druckman, Daniel
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This article explores the relationship between justice and effectiveness in bilateral and multilateral arms control negotiations. A set of hypotheses, derived from earlier research about the impacts of procedural and distributive justice on negotiation outcomes is evaluated. The sample consists of twenty cases, ten bilateral and ten multilateral. The results of statistical analyses show strong effects of procedural justice on the effectiveness of bilateral, but not multilateral, negotiations. Further analyses indicate that the effects are largely accounted for by half of the bilateral cases. Case-by-case analyses reveal some of the conditions that explain the correlation between pj principles and effective outcomes. Distributive justice correlated with more substantial agreements in the multilateral cases. Reasons for the limited effects of procedural justice on multilateral outcomes are discussed. The article concludes with more general implications and suggestions for further research.
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Bilateral Arms Control
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Distributive Justice
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Procedural Justice
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Effective Negotiations
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Multilateral Arms Control
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Principle of Equality
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Justice and Effectiveness
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Engaging China on Multilateral Arms Control
/ Meier, Oliver ; Staack, Michael
Meier, Oliver
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Future efforts to maintain and strengthen multilateral arms control will have to take China into account. Beijing has abandoned its previous restraint and is actively shaping the global security order of the 21st century. It sees itself as a global player, a trading power, a major power in Asia, and the world's largest developing country, although it would be more accurate to say it is a country that has been developing rapidly.
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