Confrontational Negotiation

Contentious - Contentious negotiation refers to a negotiation process characterized by conflict, disagreement, and adversarial tactics, where parties have opposing interests and may use aggressive strategies to achieve their goals. These negotiations often involve high stakes, significant pressure, and a competitive atmosphere, where parties may prioritize winning over compromise.

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Contentious
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Confrontational Negotiation
Alternative Labels
Adversarial Negotiation, Conflict-Driven Bargaining, Positional Bargaining, Win-Lose Negotiation, Zero-Sum Negotiation
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Definition
Contentious negotiation refers to a negotiation process characterized by conflict, disagreement, and adversarial tactics, where parties have opposing interests and may use aggressive strategies to achieve their goals. These negotiations often involve high stakes, significant pressure, and a competitive atmosphere, where parties may prioritize winning over compromise.
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