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The Language of Foreign Affairs
NOTES BANGKOK DECLARATION see ASEAN (ASSOClATlON OF
SOUTHEAST ASlAN NATlONS) BARGAINING CHIP: A phrase used since 1968
with reference to Soviet-American arms control negotiations.' The concept has
been defined ...
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Why weapons make poor
bargaining chips
No concept has been more central to the SALT negotiations than that of the
bargaining chip — the idea that the development of new weapons systems may
stimulate an agreement. President Nixon and Defense Secretary Laird argued
that ...
This automatically links the bargaining chip with the particular exchange that is
intended — with a matching project on the other side. If the United States
pretends a strong interest in ABM, believing the Soviets would pay some price in
some ...
Thomas C. Schelling, 1984
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Success and Failure in Arms Control Negotiations
One interesting question is whether President Nixon really regarded the ABM
programme as a bargaining chip or as a convenient rationale to secure
congressional approval. Kissinger suggests that the Administration sometimes
used ...
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The Conduct of Soviet Foreign Policy
thus tend to fuel the arms race and jeopardize progress in SALT.14 Many
strategic planners, on the other hand, are themselves less than enthusiastic
about the bargaining chip approach on the grounds that it may distort sound
planning, and ...
Erik Peter Hoffmann, Frederic J. Fleron
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International Arms Control: Issues and Agreements
One was the bargaining chip concept — the idea that weapons programs should
be started in order to stimulate the other side's interest in negotiations. This may
explain the Soviet Union's missile buildup during the late 1960's; it certainly ...
Stanford Arms Control Group, John H. Barton, Lawrence D. Weiler, 1976
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Arms Control by Committee: Managing Negotiations With the ...
The committee thus endorsed what has come to be known as the bargaining-chip
strategy — deploying weapons in order, in part, to offer them in trade for other
weapons. The administration advanced the argument that the Reagan defense ...
But a new, and more dangerous, argument is that the B-l should be used as a "
bargaining chip" in future strategic arms limitation negotiations. This means that a
US offer not to procure the B-l could be used as a bargaining counter to extract ...
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Industrial Policy, Technology, and International
Bargaining: ...
On the other hand, because high consensus improves the chances of easy
ratification, A's negotiators are less able to use domestic pressures as a
bargaining chip to obtain growing concessions from B. The effects of high
consensus, ...
The answer to the dilemma, then, should be moderation. Successful negotiations
result in each side perceiving benefits, yet also having to forfeit something to gain
those benefits. Bargaining Chip or Leverage"! The question that keeps coming ...
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DFC tax proposal CM's bargaining chip
NEW DELHI: With the BJP raising the demand for implementation of the fourth Delhi Finance Commission (DFC) to enhance funding for ... «Times of India, 七月 15»
Clinton Promises to Fight Sanctions Movement Targeting Israel
... anti-BDS wording discouraging European countries from participating in the boycott as a bargaining chip for free trade with the United States. «Foreign Policy, 七月 15»
Kansas City not in NHL expansion hunt, despite past attempts
Hence, Kansas City was used as a viable relocation bargaining chip by Mario Lemieux and the Pittsburgh Penguins and Charles Wang and the ... «Yahoo Sports, 七月 15»
Nets could save tens of millions of dollars sending Joe Johnson to …
... using Brendan Haywood's non-guaranteed contract — worth $10.5 million — as the main bargaining chip, though they would also need to ... «FOXSports.com, 七月 15»
Crisis, opportunity
And while some see the No vote as a bargaining chip for Tsipras, others view it as the last straw for negotiation-weary eurozone politicians and ... «The Indian Express, 七月 15»
Politicians protect small schools - but are they best for children?
A school that was waiting for five years for a grant was likely to put their “foot down and use the amalgamation as a bargaining chip”, noted one ... «Irish Times, 七月 15»
Washington Post reporter's fate still in the dark
The notion was that perhaps the journalist would become a small bargaining chip in the much larger international tussle. But that remains total ... «Poynter.org, 七月 15»
Greece shows it has the balls to stand up to banksters
... has had no trouble applying that paradox to its pile of sovereign debt, gambling on its eurozone membership as a bargaining chip to carry on ... «International Business Times UK, 七月 15»
Conscience spurred prison worker Joyce Mitchell to jilt Richard Matt …
She said Matt used his artistic ability as a bargaining chip. “Mitchell had given Matt a photograph of her family that she wanted him to make a ... «Buffalo News, 七月 15»
What to expect from the SCO, BRICS summits in Russia
... adding that improving ties with either Beijing or Moscow can also turn into a valuable bargaining chip for these countries vis-à-vis the US. «Deutsche Welle, 七月 15»
