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1. Negotiations and bargaining: introduction
- Prof. Charles B. Craver
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2. Negotiations & bargaining: styles & stages
- Prof. Charles B. Craver
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3. Negotiations and bargaining: techniques
- Prof. Charles B. Craver
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4. Using integrative bargaining to achieve mutually beneficial agreements
- Prof. Carrie Menkel-Meadow
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5. The inherently distributive aspects of many bargaining interactions
- Prof. Donald G. Gifford
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6. Secrets of power negotiating
- Mr. Roger Dawson
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7. Psychological barriers to negotiation
- Prof. Andrea K. Schneider
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8. The critical nature of non-verbal signals in negotiation
- Dr. Wendi Adair
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9. Negotiation: telephonic and email
- Prof. Kimberlee Kovach
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10. The use of mindfulness meditation to reduce bargaining anxiety
- Ms. Rachel A. Wohl
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11. Negotiation ethics
- Prof. Art Hinshaw
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12. Trust in negotiation
- Prof. Roy J. Lewicki
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13. Negotiating across cultures
- Prof. Jeswald W. Salacuse
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14. Negotiating in European Union countries
- Mr. Lothar Katz
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15. Negotiating through a mediator
- Prof. Dwight Golann
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16. Managing business conflict: the use of "alternative dispute resolution" in business disputes
- Prof. Thomas J. Stipanowich
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- Introduction
- Why do we bargain and negotiate?
- How do we negotiate?
- Conventional approach: compete to win!
- What's wrong with that?
- A better way? Integrate!
- Needs and interests
- Example: window at the library
- Example: an orange
- Example: chocolate cake
- The other way: negotiate to integrate
- Connecting the dots
- Solution? Think out of the box!
- So, how do we integrate? Ask, and tell!!
- Contexts that affect our efforts to integrate (1)
- Contexts that affect our efforts to integrate (2)
- Contexts that affect our efforts to integrate (3)
- Ways to integrate in negotiation (1)
- Ways to integrate in negotiation (2)
- When parties' needs produce agreements
- Further reading
- Thank you!
Topics Covered
- Why do we bargain and negotiate?
- How do we negotiate?
- Conventional approach: compete to win
- Integration in negotiation
- Needs and interests
- The other way: negotiate to integrate
- Thinking out of the box
- How do we integrate?
- Contexts that affect our efforts to integrate
- Ways to integrate in negotiation
- Successful integrative bargaining
Talk Citation
Menkel-Meadow, C. (2011, October 27). Using integrative bargaining to achieve mutually beneficial agreements [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 26, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/TJJN2143.Export Citation (RIS)
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