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On and Off the Record

Colosi on Negotiation - Second Edition

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On and Off the Record: Colosi on Negotiation, 2nd edition, is a unique treatment of a vitally important topic to every organization and businessperson. This book recognizes that the most serious discussions often take place away from the proverbial bargaining table-"off the record," perhaps over the telephone, in a corridor, at a restaurant. These more informal negotiations can take several forms and involve certain dynamics. The more serious "on the record" negotiations between representatives sent "to the table" or ratifiers who send their representatives to negotiate have their own dynamics. The reader will learn how satisfying bargains are struck-the ways successful negotiators move from position-based and interest-based bargaining, which usually takes place at the table, to expectation-based bargaining, which generally occurs away from the table when negotiators negotiate with their counterparts off the record.Tom Colosi utilizes his experience in the field to weave his insights on theories of negotiation with his tried-and-true practical advice.

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On and Off the Record, Thomas R. Colosi

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2001
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Titre
On and Off the Record
Sous-titre
Colosi on Negotiation - Second Edition
Langue
Anglais
Format
souple
Pages
121
ISBN10
0943001552
ISBN13
9780943001555
Séries
Mots clés
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On and Off the Record: Colosi on Negotiation, 2nd edition, is a unique treatment of a vitally important topic to every organization and businessperson. This book recognizes that the most serious discussions often take place away from the proverbial bargaining table-"off the record," perhaps over the telephone, in a corridor, at a restaurant. These more informal negotiations can take several forms and involve certain dynamics. The more serious "on the record" negotiations between representatives sent "to the table" or ratifiers who send their representatives to negotiate have their own dynamics. The reader will learn how satisfying bargains are struck-the ways successful negotiators move from position-based and interest-based bargaining, which usually takes place at the table, to expectation-based bargaining, which generally occurs away from the table when negotiators negotiate with their counterparts off the record.Tom Colosi utilizes his experience in the field to weave his insights on theories of negotiation with his tried-and-true practical advice.