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The Negotiator’s Fieldbook

Alternate Table of Contents

8. A list for those who have Seen It All

If you've been a negotiator for a hundred years and you've Seen It All, we suggest you try these:

1 Introduction: A "Canon of Negotiation" Begins to Emerge 1
Christopher Honeyman & Andrea Kupfer Schneider

2 The Unstated Models in Our Minds 7
Jayne Seminare Docherty

3 Protean Negotiation 17
Peter S. Adler

8 Protracted Conflicts As Dynamical Systems 61
Peter T. Coleman, Lan Bui-Wrzosinska, Robin R. Vallacher & Andrzej Nowak

9 Rawls on Negotiating Justice 75
Cheyney Ryan

10 The Poverty of Buyer and Seller 81
Kevin Avruch

11 Game Theory Behaves 87
David F. Sally & Gregory Todd Jones

15 Nonevents and Avoiding Reality 121
Susan K. Morash

16 Negotiating Access 133
Alexander Hawkins, Chris Stern Hyman & Christopher Honeyman

24 Giving Future Generations a Voice 215
Kimberly A. Wade-Benzoni

29 Power, Powerlessness and Process 257
Phyllis E. Bernard

32 Miswanting 277
Chris Guthrie & David F. Sally

33 In Our Bones (or Brains): Behavioral Biology 283
Douglas H. Yarn & Gregory Todd Jones

35 Indigenous Experiences in Negotiation 301
Loretta Kelly

38 Negotiating with Disordered People 335
Elizabeth L. Jeglic & Alexander A. Jeglic

41 Psychology and Persuasion 361
Donna Shestowsky

43 The Theory of Mind 377
David F. Sally

45 Risks of E-Mail 395
Anita D. Bhappu & Zoe I. Barsness

48 Using the Creative Arts 415
Michelle LeBaron & Christopher Honeyman

50 Unforgiven: Anger and Forgiveness 435
Ellen Waldman & Frederic Luskin

54 Crossing the Last Gap 467
John H. Wade

59 The New Advocacy 513
Julie Macfarlane

60 Dueling Experts 523
John H. Wade

61 The Interpreter As Intervener 535
Sanda Kaufman

68 The Culturally Suitable Mediator 591
Harold Abramson

70 Learning How to Learn to Negotiate 615
Scott R. Peppet & Michael L. Moffitt

71 Training a Captive Audience 627
Stuart M. Kirschner

72 Retraining Ourselves for Conflict Transformation 637
Charles Hauss

73 Uses of a Marathon Exercise 645
Daniel Druckman

74 Negotiating with the Unknown 657
Maria Volpe, Jack J. Cambria, Hugh McGowan & Christopher Honeyman

75 Hostage Negotiation Opens Up 667
Paul J. Taylor & William Donohue

76 The Military Learns to Negotiate 675
Leonard L. Lira

77 The Last Plane Out... 687
Robert Dingwall & Carrie Menkel-Meadow

78 Professionalism and Misguided Negotiating 697
Wayne Brazil

80 A New Future for Kashmir? 715
Ambassador John W. McDonald

 

What's available in the Alternate Table of Contents:

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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