The "theorization" of international negotiation : autonomous prescriptive theoretical models and their deficiencies -- International creative negotiation : a relational theoretical framework -- The pre-negotiation phase as a process of transformative governance -- The constitutive negotiation phase as a process of constructing treaties of international common interest -- The re-negotiation phase as a process of revisionary governance of conventional regimes.
Summary:
"The book explores international negotiation as a structured process of relational governance generating international common interest between and among international participants and in relation to the international public order. In its theoretical quest, the book systematically unveils the missing theoretical link between international negotiation and treaty. Because both concepts, in their creative complementarity, are conducive to the construction and continuous operation of relations of international common interest (ICI) and, further, to a pragmatic, contextually relevant and fundamentally relational approach to international public ordering. Providing an interdisciplinary analysis of the nature and working of this complementarity, it places it under the perspective of public international law: as a structured process constructing ICI upon which the polycentric public international ordering is founded and evolves"-- Provided by publisher.
Series:
Cambridge studies on environment, energy and natural resource governance
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