Negotiation in the news: In a skirmish over scallops, it’s the French versus the British

How a negotiation impasse triggered conflict on the high seas.

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When parties are fighting for scarce resources, disputes can become intense. Negotiation is often the answer, but agreements may need to be continually revisited to keep the peace. That’s the main takeaway from the dispute that erupted in the English Channel between French and British fishermen this August.
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