“Pittsburg not Paris” – where is the collaboration?
The President of the United States announced last month that the US would disengage from the Paris Agreement, a global commitment within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The voluntary, non-binding agreement was reached after years of long negotiations by representatives of 195 countries and adopted by consensus end of 2015. [Read more…]
Are all international treaties a form of strategic alliances?
The short answer is: yes, they are. Strategic alliances take many forms in politics, business agreements and in social relations. One of these forms of strategic alliances which we all recognize from history are treaties between nations. [Read more…]
Coopetition – please excuse the neologism – is a term created to describe a situation where two or more organizations which would normally be in competition would cooperate with each other in some form or manner.
Coopetition is a key concept for strategic alliance professionals because there are rarely cases where all parties involved in a collaborative process experience an immediate ‘win-win’ situation. Usually, one or more of the parties feels that his ‘best case’ scenario was not fully realized. [Read more…]
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