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Duration: 30 minutes: prep and meeting between partners; 75 minutes: meeting with the other side Plus debrief

NextGen: No 

Teaching Notes: Yes

Skills: ADR | Negotiation 

Skill Levels: Intermediate 

Type of Resources: Simulation 

Subjects: ADR | Negotiation 

Modality: Both Online and In-Person

Participants: groups or 2, 4 or more

Missile Base in Turkey 

Jim Hilbert 

 

This is a scored negotiation exercise intended for law students and professionals. The underlying scenario involves the negotiation of a possible American missile base in Turkey. The student negotiators receive points depending on which specific provisions are included in the final deal. A confidential “points grid” is provided to each side with a list of the points received for each item. The simulation is designed for use in one class session. The in-class time for the exercise is approximately two hours.

Missile Base in Turkey: Overview (PDF)

Missile Base in Turkey: Instructor Notes & Background (PDF)

Missile Base in Turkey: Packet for Turkey (PDF)

Missile Base in Turkey: Packet for the United States (PDF)

 

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