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Obviously, there are many bad things about secrecy, but: 1) Are you arguing that there should never be secret negotiations? 2) If (1), what system do you prop
by JabavuAdams 16y ago
Obviously, there are many bad things about secrecy, but:
1) Are you arguing that there should never be secret negotiations?
2) If (1), what system do you propose that would allow negotiators to break deadlocks in the pre-conditions for negotiation?
For example of (2):
A opening position: we won't recognize you unless you first give us what we want.
B opening position: we can't give you what you want until you recognize us.
Secretly, both A, B, their constituencies, et. al. would accept solution X, but they can't even start to get to X.