Negotiation: Theory and Practice - Hardcover

This course book is designed for upper-level undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. Most books on negotiation target either a non-academic audience or teachers in a specific discipline. This book targets an academic audience without focusing on a specific discipline. Its sound decisional models and analytical scrutiny combine with a broad cross-disciplinary perspective to give its readers a full understanding of the bargaining process.

Features:

Cross-disciplinary approach rather than narrow focus

Reliable and verifiable models for successful and constructive negotiation

Expert analytical commentary

Benefits:

Cross-disciplinary approach permits user to expand perspective to fit 'real-world' situations

Application and use of decisional models can permit examination of soundness of approach to particular situations

Commentary permits user to expand and reshape models to take in all pertinent factors

Audience: Law schools and Business schools.

This text targets an academic audience without focusing on a specific discipline. Its sound decisional models and analytical scrutiny combine with a broad cross-disciplinary perspective to attempt to give its readers a full understanding of the bargaining process. Features include: a cross-disciplinary approach; reliable and verifiable models for successful and constructive negotiation; and analytical commentary from a professional perspective.