Peace negotiations from "summary" of The Economic Consequences of Peace by John Maynard Keynes
Peace negotiations are a delicate dance between conflicting parties, each with their own set of demands and desires. The process is often fraught with tension, as each side seeks to gain the upper hand and secure the best possible outcome for themselves. In many cases, negotiations can break down entirely, leading to further conflict and strife. Key to successful peace negotiations is the ability of both parties to compromise and find common ground. This can be a challenging task, especially when deep-seated grievances and animosities are involved. However, without a willingness to give and take, peace negotiations are doomed to fail. In the aftermath of ...
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