Larry
Crump teaches
and conducts research on international negotiation at Griffith
University (Brisbane Australia). Most recently he has served
as a visiting scholar at Institut d’Etudes Politiques de
Paris (Sciences Po in Paris) and Sabanci University (Istanbul),
and served as a visiting fellow at the Institute for Southeast
Asian Studies (Singapore). He specialises in the study of bilateral
and regional trade policy negotiations (process and outcome)
and the interaction between these negotiations and WTO multilateral
negotiations. He has conducted field research on the following
trade policy negotiations: Singapore–Australia, US–Singapore,
Australia–US, EU–Chile, US–Chile, EU–Mercosur,
the Free Trade Area of the Americas, and the WTO Doha round.
Publications
on the process of international economic negotiation:
Crump,
L. and Susskind, L. 2008. "Organizational and international
negotiation: Analysis of the literature." In L.
Crump and L. Susskind (eds) Organizational
and International Negotiation. London: Sage
(Volume IV of a 1700 page, four volume set devoted to
defining and charting the development of Multiparty Negotiation).
Crump,
Larry. July 2008. “Analyzing Complex U.S. Trade Negotiations,” review
of Case Studies in U.S. Trade Negotiation, 2
vols., by C. Devereaux, R. Lawrence and M. Watkins. Negotiation Journal 24:355-70,
(with J. Odell)
Crump, L. 2007.
A temporal model of negotiation linkage dynamics. Negotiation
Journal, 23(2): 117-153. click
here.
Crump, L. 2007.
Bilateral negotiations in a multilateral world: Implications for
the WTO and global trade policy development. In Developing
countries and global trade negotiations, edited by L. Crump
and J. Maswood. London: Routledge. click
here.
Maswood, J.
and L. Crump. 2007. Introduction: Developing countries and global
trade negotiations. In Developing countries and global trade
negotiations, edited by L. Crump and J. Maswood. London: Routledge.
Crump, L. 2006.
Competitively-Linked and Non-Competitively-Linked Negotiations:
Bilateral Trade Policy Negotiations in Australia, Singapore and
the United States. International Negotiation 11, no. 3:
431-466.
Crump, L. 2006.
Global trade policy development in a two-track system. Journal
of International Economic Law. click
here.
Crump, L. 2005.
Toward a temporal model of negotiation linkage dynamics: Singapore – Australia,
U.S. – Singapore, and Australia – U.S. bilateral trade
negotiations. In Second International Biennale on Negotiation:
Conference Proceedings, edited by T. Robin. Paris, France:
NEGOCIA.
Crump, L. 2003.
Multiparty negotiation and the management of complexity. International
Negotiation 8, no. 2: 189-195.
Crump, L. and
I. Glendon. 2003. Towards a multiparty negotiation paradigm. International
Negotiation 8, no. 2: 197-234.
Crump, L. and
I. W. Zartman. 2003. Multilateral negotiation and the management
of complexity. International Negotiation 8, no. 1: 1-5.
Contact Information:
Department of International Business
Griffith University
Brisbane, Qld. 4111 Australia
Fax: 61 7 3735 5111
Tel: 61 7 3735 7534
Email: L.Crump@griffith.edu.au
