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The Negotiator’s Fieldbook
Alternate Table of Contents
7.
A Starting List for Litigators
If your interest in negotiation is primarily as
an alternative to litigating, the chapters listed here may be the best
ones to examine first:
1 Introduction: A "Canon of Negotiation" Begins to Emerge 1
Christopher Honeyman & Andrea Kupfer Schneider
4 The Road to Hell is Paved with Metaphors 29
Howard Gadlin, Andrea Kupfer Schneider & Christopher Honeyman
13 When Not to Negotiate 101
Gabriella Blum & Robert H. Mnookin
14 Avoiding Negotiating: Strategy and Practice 113
Lisa Blomgren Bingham
17 Timing and Ripeness 143
I. William Zartman
18 The Ethics of Compromise 155
Carrie Menkel-Meadow
20 Ethics and Morality in Negotiation 175
Kevin Gibson
21 The Law of Bargaining 183
Russell Korobkin, Michael L. Moffitt & Nancy A. Welsh
23 Reputations in Negotiation 203
Catherine H. Tinsley, Jack J. Cambria & Andrea Kupfer Schneider
28 On Bargaining Power 251
Russell Korobkin
29 Power, Powerlessness and Process 257
Phyllis E. Bernard
30 Untapped Power: Emotions in Negotiation 263
Daniel L. Shapiro
31 Aspirations 271
Andrea Kupfer Schneider
32 Miswanting 277
Chris Guthrie & David F. Sally
40 Heuristics and Biases at the Bargaining Table 351
Russell Korobkin & Chris Guthrie
42 Courting Compliance 371
Chris Guthrie
45 Risks of E-Mail 395
Anita D. Bhappu & Zoe I. Barsness
46 Strategic Moves and Turns 401
Deborah M. Kolb
47 Creativity and Problem-Solving 407
Jennifer Gerarda Brown
49 Apology in Negotiation 425
Jennifer Gerarda Brown & Jennifer K. Robbennolt
51 Analyzing Risk 445
Jeffrey M. Senger
52 Contingent Agreements 455
Michael L. Moffitt
53 Using Ambiguity 461
Christopher Honeyman
54 Crossing the Last Gap 467
John H. Wade
58 Agents and Informed Consent 505
Jacqueline Nolan-Haley
59 The New Advocacy 513
Julie Macfarlane
60 Dueling Experts 523
John H. Wade
66 The Uses of Mediation 573
Lela P. Love & Joseph B. Stulberg
78 Professionalism and Misguided Negotiating 697
Wayne Brazil
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1. a primer on negotiation
2. interpersonal negotiations and
conflicts
3.
employment and
intra-organizational settings
4.
international negotiations
5.
business transactions and disputes
6.
environmental and public policy problems
7.
negotiation of litigation
8.
and for those who have Seen It All
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