Dispute Resolution Case Study: Conflict on the High Seas
Conflicts over scarce resources are notoriously difficult to resolve. In dispute resolution, long-term thinking can help parties recognize their common goals, a case study from Europe suggests. … Read This Post
The Winner’s Curse: Will You Be Its Next Victim?
The winner’s curse can lead us to overpay in auctions—and fear of the winner’s curse can lead to other problems. Here’s advice on addressing this common risk … Read This Post
Taylor Swift’s Negotiation Dream Comes True
For Taylor Swift, the negotiation goal of owning her master recordings was a long time coming. With patience, tenacity, and a win-win negotiation strategy, the superstar forged … Read Taylor Swift’s Negotiation Dream Comes True
Avoid Bad-Faith Negotiations
Worried about bad-faith negotiations? Here’s how to protect yourself and your organization from wasting time with disingenuous negotiating partners. … Read Avoid Bad-Faith Negotiations
Why First Impressions Matter in Negotiation
Even when not based in reality, the expectation that someone is “tough” or “cooperative” becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy at the bargaining table. When you approach an allegedly … Read Why First Impressions Matter in Negotiation
Don’t Fall for Bad-Faith Bargaining
In 2017, Amazon encouraged cities to compete for the prize of hosting its second headquarters, dubbed HQ2—but the contest that followed had the hallmarks of bad-faith bargaining. … Read Don’t Fall for Bad-Faith Bargaining
NEW! from the Negotiation Journal: Special Issue, “Why It Worked”
This special issue of the Negotiation Journal presents global research on why certain peace efforts succeed. Drawing from five universities, it explores identity, leadership, environment, informal talks, … Read This Post
In Business Negotiations, Patience Is a Virtue
In business negotiations, we often face pressure to reach quick results. But as illustrated in a new negotiation podcast, wise dealmakers wait until conditions are right to … Read In Business Negotiations, Patience Is a Virtue
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Use Video Examples to Teach Your Students to Become Better Mediators
Parties engaged in disputes are often unable to reconcile their differences alone, or fail to reach outcomes … Read Download Your Next Mediation Video
Career Negotiations and the Pay Gap
While salary negotiations may play a role in the persistent gender wage gap, differences in men’s and women’s career paths have a larger effect. Harvard Kennedy School … Read Career Negotiations and the Pay Gap
Managing Emotions in Negotiation: Teaching Students to Turn Emotions into an Opportunity for Mutual Gain
How do you move from an emotionally charged moment in a negotiation to a mutually beneficial agreement? In negotiations of all types, whether buying a house or … Read This Post
PON Appoints Two New Members to the PON Executive Committee
The Program on Negotiation (PON) at Harvard Law School, is pleased to announce the appointment of two new members to its Executive Committee: Dr. Julia Minson and … Read This Post