The Future of Multilateral Negotiations

Abstract

International politics are going through several important changes, including power and value shifts, technological advances, and democratic backsliding. How do these changes affect the prospects for effective and inclusive multilateral negotiations? This panel studies the new terrain of multilateral negotiations, investigating the impact of factors such as virtual negotiations, gender dynamics, and autocratization; developing new theoretical arguments about their direct and conditional effects; and testing those arguments using innovative methods.

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