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Conflict issues matter : how conflict issues influence negotiation
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followingg dissertations have been published:
1999-1:: Barbara van Knippenberg: Determinants of the use of hard and soft
influencee tactics
1999-2:: Manon Hoekstra: Gedragsbeïnvloeding door cursussen. Een studie naar
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1999-4:: Agnes van den Berg: Individual differences in the aesthetic
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1999-5:: Wilco van Dijk: Dashed hopes and shattered dreams: On the
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1999-6:: Frans Oldersma: Downward comparison in close relationships: A
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1999-7:: Dörte Heimbeck: Training and motivation: The function of
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