Reference no: EM133083954
Task:
• Materials
Class slides & webinars
Recommended reading
Complementary materials on Moodle
• Individual written Assignment (REPORT)
For the purpose of this assignment you will use class materials, recommended readings, and complementary materials on Moodle to discuss the following topics.
1. Value Creation, claiming, and concessions: definitions, how to, advantages.
2. Integrative vs. Distributive Bargaining Techniques: similarities, differences, advantages, disadvantages, and when would be the appropriate time / situation in which to use either technique.
3. Perception, framing, and re-framing: definitions, how to, advantages, uses, examples.
4. Power: definition, importance, gaining power
5. Coalitions: give 1 real-world example of a coalition used in negotiations and analyze its effectiveness.
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