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CASE STUDY. Two neighbouring cities want to build a new arena and each City Council has the choice of building its own arena or developing a shared project with the neighbouring city.
Citizens of two neighbouring cities are pressuring their elected representatives to build a new arena. Each City Council has the choice of building its own arena or developing a shared project with the neighbouring city. As an elected member of the Council, you are interested in negotiating with your counterpart.
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