Conflict, Negotiation, and Cooperation: An Analysis of these Parameters in National and International Relations
Abstract
International conflict and cooperation are subjects of crucial concern to all of us. This paper attempts to put these parameters in an existential frame of reference in which the fluidities of space, time, and meaning alter or make significant the rhythmical interactions that avoid conflict and lead to successful negotiation and cooperation in international relations. A number of devices employed in these may also be useful to understanding in other communicative contexts.
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