Leverage : how to get it and how to keep it in any negotiation /
The most important aspect of any negotiation is the real or imagined advantage one holds in a given situation. The concept of "leverage" can refer to time, money, reputation, or any other factor deemed important by one of the two parties - but whatever it refers to, the ability to recognis...
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New York :
AMACOM,
©2006.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Negotiation and leverage
- Four characteristics of leverage
- The four states of leverage
- The sources of leverage
- Indicators of leverage
- Checking your progress : identifying leverage
- Managing leverage
- Increasing your leverage
- Decreasing the other party's leverage
- Checking your progress : altering leverage
- The dance of leverage
- Reality test
- Playing defense
- The climate of negotiation
- Selecting an approach
- The art of communication
- Another reality challenge
- Leverage, uncertainty, and risk
- Leverage and ethics
- Managing emotions
- Negotiating in cyberspace
- Multiparty negotiations
- International negotiations
- Surrendering leverage
- Final thoughts.
