Influences of Initial Position on Negotiation Approach in Solving Environmental Cases in Malaysia

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Norhayati Rafida, A. R., Bolong, J., Tamam, E., & Nizam Osman. (2017). Influences of Initial Position on Negotiation Approach in Solving Environmental Cases in Malaysia. International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences, 7(13), 46-62.

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