IN THIS ISSUE
- First, Put Yourself In Their Shoes
To resolve deep-seated conflicts and reach agreement with adversaries, former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright. - Bargaining in Bad Faith: Dealing with “False Negotiators”
We tend to forget – at our peril – that not everyone at the bargaining table wants to close a deal. - In DuPont’s Proxy Battle, An Expensive Power Struggle
A risky decision to fend off a corporate raider pays off in the end. - When “Honor Talk” Pays in Negotiation
How honor and culture impact negotiations. - Dear Negotiation Coach: Expertise Can Blind Us
Negotiating the sale of a piece of land and expertise at the bargaining table.
IN FUTURE ISSUES
Set up your team for better deals
Negotiating at a distance
WHAT’S NEW
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