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90-751 Advanced Negotiation in Complex Environments


Units:6.0
Department:Public Policy & Mng.
Cross-listed:95-816
Related URLs:http://www.heinz.cmu.edu/

Prerequisites: 90-750 Negotiation Negotiation is more than haggling over the price of a car or the completion of a simple transaction. Negotiation is about reaching mutual agreements when the parties involved have conflicting goals and preferences. Negotiations in business settings are typically very complex, often involving multiple parties concerned about multiple issues with external constituents to satisfy. This course will extend the skills and knowledge gained from the introductory negotiation courses at GSIA and the Heinz School by examining negotiation in complex environments. Through the use of negotiation role-plays, students from both GSIA and the Heinz school will explore multi-party negotiation, team negotiation, repeated negotiations, getting past "no," the role of the internet in negotiations, and cross-cultural negotiation.

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  Spring 2005 times

Sec Time Day Instructor Location  
A4 5:30 - 8:20 pm W Babcock HBH 1001 Add course to my schedule



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