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Welcome to the Program on Negotiation Clearinghouse, a resource center for people interested in learning and teaching about negotiation and alternative dispute resolution.

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3-D Negotiation3-D Negotiation
Powerful Tools to Change the Game in Your Most Important Deals

David A. Lax and James K. Sebenius

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A pathbreaking introduction to the "three dimensions" of complex negotiated dealmaking: table tactics, deal design, and the crucial but often overlooked dimension of setup

Papers on International Environmental Negotiation, Volume 16Papers on International Environmental Negotiation, Volume 16
Enhancing the Effectiveness of the Treaty-making System

Edited by Lawrence E. Susskind and William Moomaw

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This volume is the sixteenth in an annual series of research papers addressing a range of transboundary environmental negotiation issues.

Power of a Positive No (The)Power of a Positive No (The)
How to Say No and Still Get to Yes

William Ury

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From the coauthor of Getting to YES, a simple yet powerful three-step method for saying No firmly and effectively, without destroying relationships
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