Getting past no : negotiating your way from confrontation to cooperation
Material type: TextPublication details: New York : Bantam Books, 1993.Edition: Rev. edDescription: xv, 189 p. : ill. ; 21 cmISBN:- 0553072749
- BF637.N4 URY
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BF 637.L4 PER Leadership | BF 637.N4 PRU Negotiation in social conflict | BF 637.N4 RAI c2 The art and science of negotiation | BF 637.N4 URY Getting past no : | BF 637.P74 HAL Migrations to solitude | BF637 SEL Self-efficacy in changing societies | BF 637.S4 ALL Wake-up calls : you don't have to sleepwalk through your life, love, or career! / |
Includes bibliographical references.
Getting ready : Overview: breaking through barriers to cooperation ; Prologue: prepare, prepare, prepare -- Using the breakthrough strategy : Don't react: Go to the balcony ; Don't argue: Step to their side ; Don't reject: Reframe ; Don't push: Build them a golden bridge ; Don't escalate: Use power to educate -- Turning adversaries into partners -- Appendix : Preparation worksheet.
From the co-author of the two-million copy bestseller "Getting to Yes," a state-of-the-art book on negotiation in the '90s. Featuring an all-new chapter to familiarize readers with the main concepts of "Getting to Yes" and other negotiaion strategies, "Getting Past No" reveals how to turn adversaries into negotiating partners.
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