About: PON Staff

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These posts are the product of collaboration among the PON staff.

  • New Findings in the Field of Negotiation: Session Two
  • New Findings in the Field of Negotiation: Session One
  • Madeleine Albright Joins the Program on Negotiation for the American Secretaries of State Project
  • Analyzing the Name Dispute between the Republic of Macedonia and Greece: Twenty Years after the Interim Agreement
  • New Perspectives on Large-Scale Systems Change
  • Interdisciplinary and International Perspectives on ADR: Past, Present, and Future
  • The German Chancellor Seizes the Day, with Hesitation
  • For Better Business Negotiations, Take the Long View
  • For Better Business Negotiations, Take the Long View
  • To “Get to Yes” with Others, First Negotiate with Yourself
  • Business Negotiation Techniques and Dealmaking – Bargaining with Agents
  • Voices of Syria: Opinions of civilians and fighters of the Syrian civil war
  • Climate Change Negotiations: What Can We Learn From the U.S./China Agreement?
  • “Making Conflict Work”: A Book Talk with Dr. Peter Coleman
  • How Does Mediation Work?
  • Israeli-Palestinian Process After the Israeli Election: Recalculating the Route
  • A Paradigm Shift for Israeli – Palestinian Negotiations
  • The Christmas Truce and Flanders Peace Field Project
  • Fostering Cultural Intelligence in International Negotiations
  • Reflections of a Mediator: Preventive Diplomacy in an Age of Conflict
  • Planning for Peace: Peacebuilding as a Dimension of Human Security
  • Student Opportunity: Harvard International Negotiation Crisis Simulation
  • Dear Negotiation Coach: Minding the Gap – Should You Disclose Sensitive Facts?
  • Negotiation in the News: The selfless QB? Tom Brady renegotiates with the Patriots
  • Negotiation in the News: The selfless QB? Tom Brady renegotiates with the Patriots
  • Negotiation Research You Can Use: Two new studies look at how our emotions affected negotiated outcomes
  • Negotiation Research You Can Use: Two new studies look at how our emotions affected negotiated outcomes
  • Secret Agent Man: Should You Keep Your Deal Private?
  • Negotiate for what you need to succeed
  • Today’s Middle East and Israel’s Elections: What is at Stake?
  • 50th Anniversary of A Behavioral Theory of Labor Negotiations
  • Lessons in Negotiation: Guhan Subramanian Cited by US Securities and Exchange Commissioner Daniel Gallagher
  • International Negotiation: Your Own Worst Enemy?
  • Conflict Resolution: To Avoid Destructive Competition, Take the Pledge
  • The Conflict in Ukraine and How it is Portrayed in the Media
  • A Role for Negotiation in Promoting Women’s Rights and Security in the Middle East and North Africa
  • James Baker: The Man Who Made Washington Work
  • Israel and the Middle East: The Current Landscape and its Impact of Negotiations
  • Conflict Management in Negotiation: Training with the Enemy
  • Dear Negotiation Coach: Negotiations Stalled Over Price
  • Negotiation Research You Can Use: Men, Women, and Violations of Trust
  • Negotiation Frontiers: Exploring New Opportunities to Negotiate
  • “No One is Really in Charge” Hostage Taking and the Risks of No-Negotiation Policies
  • In Negotiation, Is Benevolent Deception Acceptable?
  • Deal Negotiation and Dealmaking: What to Do On Your Own
  • Negotiating Nuclear Non-Proliferation: Lessons from the Field
  • Robert Wilkinson
  • Negotiation Skills: View Your Counterpart as an Agent
  • Responding to the Conflict in Syria: An Insider’s Perspective
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