Negotiation in the News: Lessons from David Cameron’s failed Brexit negotiations

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In negotiation, we typically devote significant time to trying to convince a counterpart of the logic and appeal of our proposals. But sometimes our role becomes a more defensive one, as we face the challenge of trying to dissuade another party from pursuing a route that we believe could be disastrous.

That was the task outgoing

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