Negotiation in the News: For Cruz and Kasich, A Short and Tenuous Alliance

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The failed partnership between the former rival presidential candidates points to the promise and perils of alliance building.

In multiparty negotiations, it’s common – and often wise – for low-power parties to form alliances with the goal of gaining leverage or a stronger voice. In international negotiations over climate change, trade, and other issues, for example,

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