
Part one presents the basic concepts of bargaining. It includes the definition of bargaining, the theory of bargaining, the history of bargaining, the theory of contract negotiation, bargaining techniques, the nature of bargains, and finally a brief survey of bargaining techniques. Part two describes different bargaining approaches. It includes some general information on the subject, bargaining theories, and a description of the concept of a bargain. Part three presents the applications of bargaining and its influence on law.
The introductory part gives a brief overview of bargaining. It then describes the concepts of bargaining and their influence on law. The book briefly discusses some related topics like contract negotiation, creditor-debtor relationships, business negotiation, landlord-tenant relationships, and the practice of negotiation. Finally, the last part of the book provides a review of the book's key topics.