: Klaus Winkler
: Negotiations with Asymmetrical Distribution of Power Conclusions from Dispute Resolution in Network Industries
: Physica-Verlag
: 9783790817447
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: Volkswirtschaft
: English
: 198
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Negotiations are of increasing importance in highly regulated sectors, particularly in network industries such as telecommunications and transport. Negotiating partners in these markets are often not equal with regard to their various sources and instruments of power. This analysis shows that negotiations are possible and can be efficient for all actors, even when power is distributed asymmetrically. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms are discussed as an alternative to conventional negotiations.

Foreword6
Contents8
1 Asymmetrical distribution of power makes negotiations difficult10
1.1 Efficiency of negotiations in network markets11
1.2 Asymmetrical power a core issue of negotiations12
1.3 Grasping the complexity of power in negotiations14
2 Theory of negotiations and power display common characteristics16
2.1 Negotiations in asymmetrical power markets16
2.2 Power-Matrix structures key-characteristics of power25
2.3 Common characteristics define power in negotiations72
3 Negotiations in network markets74
3.1 Network characteristics in telecoms and rail75
3.2 Power in network market negotiations82
3.3 Relevance of the findings for negotiations136
4 Alternative Dispute Resolution enables efficient negotiations138
4.1 Alternatives to ‘classic’ negotiations138
4.2 Three steps to running efficient power-negotiations166
4.3 Enabling support processes177
List of abbreviations181
References183