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The Art of War

Stephen F. Kaufman, Lionel Giles, 孙武 (Sun Tzu) et al.

1910 ★ 4.1

Crossing boundaries

Elizabeth M. Lorentz, Seymour B. Sarason, Seymour Bernard Sarason

1998

Negotiations without a loser

Iwar Unt

1999

Making sense of the NHS complaints and disciplinary procedures

David Pickersgill

1997

The manager as negotiator

David A. Lax

1986

Community mediation

Paul V. Olczak, James W. Grosch, Karen Grover Duffy

1991

Th e military and negotiation

Deborah Goodwin

2005

Putting a new spin on groups

Bud A. McClure

1998

The language of negotiation

Joan Mulholland

1991

Negotiating at an Uneven Table

Phyllis Beck Kritek

1994

Negotiation

Myra Warren Isenhart, Michael L. Spangle, Michael Spangle

2003

Getting past no

William Ury

1991 ★ 4.0

Your own terms

Yasmin Davidds

2015

Negotiating with ETA

Clark, Robert P.

1990

The theory of industrial organization

Jean Tirole

1988

Rethinking confidence-building measures

Marie-France Desjardins

1996

Social conflicts and third parties

Jacob Bercovitch

1984

The Chinese negotiator

Robert M. March, Su-Hua Wu

2007

Organizational Behavior 4

John B. Miner

2007

Getting to yes

Roger Drummer Fisher

2011

Successful Negotiation

Robert B. Maddux

1995

Role Transitions in Organizational Life

Blake Ashforth

2000

Get paid what you're worth

Gregory B. Northcraft, Robin L. Pinkley

2000

Organizational change

Collins, David

1998

Negotiating the nonnegotiable

Daniel Shapiro

2016

A general theory of institutional change

Shiping Tang

2010

Buying and contracting for resources and services : a how-to-do-it manual for librarians / Rick Anderson

Anderson, Rick

2004

Getting together

Scott Brown, Roger Drummer Fisher

1988

A woman's guide to successful negotiating

Jessica Miller, Lee E. Miller

2002

Negotiation games

Steven J. Brams

1990

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