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Papers on International Environmental Negotiation, Volume 17: On the Road to Copenhagen (2009)
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BooksView DetailsParent/Teacher Manual for Trouble at the Watering Hole Children’s BookThe Adventures of Emo and Chickie
Trouble at the Watering Hole is a breakthrough book that focuses on the skills of conflict resolution. This Parent/Teacher Manual offers games, exercises, puzzles and conversation-starters to be used in conjunction with the book. -
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Real Estate Role-Play:
Parker-Gibson
Two-party, single-issue distributive negotiation between two neighbors regarding the potential sale of a vacant lot; refinement of Appleton-Baker -
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Business and Commercial Role-Play:
Parking Facility Venture
Three-party scoreable negotiation among three firms regarding the joint construction of an off-street parking facility; variation of "Three-Party Coalition" -
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Business and Commercial Role-Play:
Parking Spaces for Super Computer
Consensus Building Institute, Inc.
Two-party, two-issue scoreable negotiation between an office building owner and commercial tenant over the terms of a lease for parking spaces -
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Environmental Role-Play:
Pearl River: Negotiating the Future of Dams
Natallia Leuchanka Diessner, Catherine M. Ashcraft, Weiwei Mo, and Cuihong Song Seven-party, facilitated, multi-issue negotiation simulation for eight or nine participants about the management of dams in a coastal basin. -
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Pedagogy at the Program on Negotiation (Pedagogy @ PON) at Harvard Law School
Pedagogy at the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School (Pedagogy @ PON) is a venture dedicated to improving teaching and learning about negotiation. -
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Legal Role-Play:
People v. Malvenue
Ron Karp and Bruce Patton
Two-party plea bargaining negotiation between a prosecutor and the court-appointed defender for a man accused of abusing his wife, who refuses to sign the complaint against him -
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Cross-Cultural Role-Play:
Phoenix, The
Sheila Heen and Michael Moffitt, based on a case by Doug Stone
Two-party negotiation between the director of a county tutoring program and a tutor regarding pay, work conditions, and job performance; ethnic differences are an issue -
BooksView DetailsPhony Friends, Besties AgainThe Continuing Adventures of Emo and Chickie
Gregg F. Relyea and Joshua N. Weiss In this tale of friendship lost and found, long-time friends Emo and Chickie will be tested. With one click of a button, an embarrassing video is posted to social media. Can their friendship survive? Or will it be lost forever? -
BooksView DetailsPoint of the Deal (The)How to Negotiate When Yes Is Not Enough
A practical explanation of how to transition from a deal-maker mentality (focusing on making the agreement) to an implementation mindset (ensuring the deal generates value for your company after the ink on the contract has dried) -
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Politics of Discourse in Mediation
Sara Cobb
An educational video for mediators or mediation students regarding the management of mediation -
Video and AudioView Details This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pagePower Asymmetry and the Principal Agent Problem
Lawrence Susskind and Robert Wilkinson
This brief video simulation provides insights into the challenges surrounding principal agent dynamics and power asymmetry in negotiation.
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