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Wybrane aspekty polityki zagranicznej USA w kontekście stosunków transatlantyckich

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Moniak P.
Studia Europejskie-Studies in European Affairs
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2010
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issue 2
39-62
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Following the terrorists’ attacks of 11 September 2001, the position of executive power in the United States has grown in unprecedented way. During two presidential terms of George W. Bush, the foreign policy of the USA was based upon the new vision of global confrontation between good and evil. The war on terror doctrine, which in fact reflected imperial ambitions of the Bush’s administration, dominated the international activities of the global leader and had some impact on its allies in Europe. This article aims to analyse theoretical and factual aspects of so called 9/11 policy in the context of international public law obligations. It constitutes a specific warning against uncritical approval, on the part of states, of any leadership which follows no international regulations. In particular, the article attempts to evaluate the impact the 9/11 policy had on European states including Poland.
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Negocjacje. Teoretyczne aspekty procesu

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Moniak P.
Doctrina. Studia społeczno-polityczne
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2010
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vol. 7
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issue 7
111-121
PL
Negotiation is indeed the best way to settle a dispute, to deal with a shared problem or to resolve a conflict. Simple and complicated negotiation processes have much in common. You should be well prepared to begin bargaining with others. You need to know your own position and your walkaway. You need to agree with the other side of the dispute on a definition of a joint problem and keep on being wise and creative during the bargaining. While negotiating with partners, it is important to mutually accept common rules and objective criteria what is crucial in order to strike a good, satisfying and durable deal. Just and fair joint decision-making process as well as just and fair final deal enable positive transformation of the relationship between the negotiating parties and guarantee its continuity.
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