Peri Iz, Baptist University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong. (E-mail)
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Mario
Jativa N. Equinoctial
Tecnological University, Quito, Ecuador, economist, received
his M. Sc. from the Budapest
University of Economic Sciences in International Trade. He
teaches at the Postgraduate Center and researches on International
Negotiation and International Marketing through internet. (E-mail)
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Pekka
Korhonen is a professor of statistics at the Helsinki School
of Economics in Finland and the
DAS project leader
at IIASA, Austria.
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Zbigniew Mikolajuk, International Development Research Centre
received his Ph.D. from the Warsaw Technical University. He taught at
the Warsaw Technical University and Warsaw School of Economics and
worked in the research labs of Shell and Philips. Zbigniew's research
interests include decision support systems, artificial intelligence,
office automation and sustainable development. (E-mail)
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Madan Mohan, Indian Institute
of Management, Bangalore, India. A Certified Civil Engineer,
he holds a doctorate from the Indian Institute of
Science. Having worked in an academic capacity with rural and
corporate entities, he is interested in the use of electronic
negotiation systems in multi-party bargaining. (E-mail)
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Melvin F. Shakun is a professor at the Leonard N. Stern School of
Business, New York University. He is
also a chairperson of the INFORMS Group Decision and Negotiation College,
and the Editor-in-Chief of the
Group Decision and Negotiation Journal. (E-mail)
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Bertram I. Spector is the Executive Director of the Center for
Negotiation Analysis in Washington, DC. (E-mail)
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Pirkko Walden is an associate professor of information
systems at the Abo Akademi University
in Finland. Her research activities are focusing on the
use of knowledge-based systems when creating advanced knowledge
support for the strategic management processes.
(E-mail)
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Rudolf Vetschera is a professor of organization and planning at the
Management Center of the
University of Vienna, Austria.
His research interests are in the fields of decision theory, decision
support systems, and networked organizations.
(E-mail)
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John
Zeleznikov, La Trobe University,
Melbourne, Australia. John has a PhD in abstract algebra and has
taught and conducted research in computer science, information
systems, law and mathematics in Australia, France, the Netherlands and
USA. His current research interests focus upon discretionary
decision making and negotiation; with a particular emphasis on
legal domains.
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