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The Program on Negotiation Names International Refugees Advocate Sadako Ogata as the 2005 Great Negotiator

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Faculty Discussion
Great Negotiator Award Presentation

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Former United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees is the 6th recipient of the Great Negotiator Award presented by the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School

CAMBRIDGE, MA (October 6, 2005)

The Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School today announced that the recipient of its 2005 Great Negotiator award

Crisis in the Netherlands: Applying Negotiation and Conflict Resolution to Urban Governance

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Speakers:
Maarten Hajer – University of Amsterdam
David Laws – Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Join the Program on Negotiation for a discussion with Professor Maarten Hajer and Lecturer David Laws on the efforts by Amsterdam politicians to manage ethnic tensions after the murder of Dutch filmmaker Theo Van Gogh.

The speakers will also address the development of a conflict

Richard Holbrooke Receives the 2004 Great Negotiator Award

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Richard Holbrooke Receives the 2004 Great Negotiator Award
by Sally Abrahms, Harvard Law School News Office

Richard Holbrooke was the premier architect of the 1995 peace agreement that ended the war in Bosnia and a skillful negotiator credited with resolving the bitter dispute over dues owed in arrears by the United States to the United Nations. Last

Richard Holbrooke Receives the Great Negotiator Award

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Faculty
Discussion I:
Negotiating an End to the Balkans Crisis
Richard Holbrooke
Antonia Handler Chayes
James Sebenius
Michael Watkins

Faculty Discussion II:
Resolving the United Nations Dues Dispute
Richard Holbrooke
Hannah Riley Bowles
Robert Orr
James Sebenius

Great Negotiator Award Presentation
Richard Holbrooke
Lawrence Summers
Robert Mnookin
James Sebenius

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Download Background Materials for our Discussion with Richard Holbrooke:

“Richard Holbrooke: Negotiating U.S. Dues to the United Nations (A)”

“Richard Holbrooke: Negotiating U.S.

Faculty Exchange Ideas at PON Conference On Teaching Multiparty Negotiation

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“Teaching Multiparty Negotiation” was the focus for an inventive, purposefully small group of educators who gathered for a two-day Program on Negotiation-sponsored conference at Harvard University. The event, held May 30-31, 2003, was led by Professors Robert H. Mnookin of Harvard Law School and Lawrence E. Susskind of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who have

Careers in Negotiation and Alternative Dispute Resolution: Perspectives from the Field

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Webcast
Careers in Negotiation
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The Program on Negotiation Student Interest Group hosted a panel discussion, “Careers in Negotiation and Alternative Dispute Resolution: Perspectives from the Field,” Thursday, April 17 from 5:00-6:30 p.m. at Harvard Law School.

In this career roundtable discussion, six professional conflict management practitioners provided insight about negotiation and ADR opportunities along with

Negotiating the Complex: Policymaking Across Sectors

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Negotiating the Complex
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Wednesday, May 21, 2003

Presenter:
Susan L. Podziba

Industry, government, and civil society are becoming increasingly aware that the search for solutions to complex public policy challenges requires their cooperation in a process that draws out the collective wisdom of a diverse group to reach a common public goal. During the final PON

Let’s (Not) Make a Deal: How to Build Resentment and Inspire Revenge

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Presenter:
Daniel L. Shapiro

Whether negotiating with a spouse or mediating a conflict between governmental leaders, negotiators cannot escape the influence of emotions. Yet negotiators rarely deal with emotions as well as they could — leading many negotiations to falter or fail.

This Dispute Resolution Forum workshop will focus on the role of emotions in negotiation. First, we

Roger Fisher and Robert Mnookin Discuss ‘Negotiating in the Face of Terror’

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View the Webcast of this event.
View Prof. Mnookin’s remarks.
View Prof. Fisher’s remarks.

Press Release
(published November 8, 2001)

On Tuesday, November 13, two of the world’s best-known negotiation scholars, Harvard Law Professors Robert H. Mnookin and Roger Fisher, will discuss the possibilities and the limits of negotiation in the post-September 11 world. The program, Afghanistan: Negotiating in the