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"The Musicians have given Management multiple options for collaborative negotiating," said Tim Zavadil, the chairman of the musicians' negotiating committee.
If the results demonstrate that the ultimate recovery of the reservoir will benefit both countries more than they can hope for when competitively exploiting the shared reservoir, then we can be hopeful to see the neighboring countries negotiating collaborative strategies for reservoir development.
We argue that public participants deserve legitimate collaborative roles in negotiating just and desirable land uses based on their experiences, and provide observations on ways to bring contested goals and tools for achieving them into reflexive negotiations about how landscapes are and should be produced.
In addition, he reports that some KEMRI scientists have negotiated collaborative arrangements with other institutions and groups without paying much attention to IP issues, with the resulting risk that technologies developed from such collaborations may end up in foreign countries without benefiting KEMRI scientists.
Here, it is recommended that interested medical and other health educators, the community of (professional) practise, develop a virtual evidence-base as a collaborative tool for negotiating a) good practise in the use of Web 2.0 technology in student learning and b) the content of learning materials for sharing among the community [ 4]. (iii) Clerkship case presentations.
First, they need negotiate and manage collaborative agreements for partners who wish to participate in the federation system.
To make collaborative design decisions, designers must negotiate with each other to resolve their discrepancies through exploring the design space, generating new ideas and compromising for agreement.
The political question demands that researchers negotiate both the collaborative research relationship and the nature of academic work in a neo-liberal climate.
From the socio-cultural approach (Vygotsky, 1987), particularly the notions of scaffolding and regulation, as stated by some researchers (eg., Levi Altstaedter, 2016; Yang, 2011), peer review is a constructive or collaborative activity in which students negotiate the intended ideas and meaning and mutually scaffold each other.
