Roy J. Lewicki,
The Ohio State University Bruce Barry,
Vanderbilt University David M. Saunders,
Queens University
ISBN: 0073381209 Copyright year: 2010
Feature Summary
New Features:
Updated boxes and examples throughout the text provide students with real-life perspectives on negotiation dynamics.
All chapters have been revised to reflect the latest research findings and scholarly work in negotiation and conflict management.
New design with enhanced exhibits and graphics!
Learning Objectives have been added to each chapter to highlight specific areas of focus.
Retained Features:
Coordinated text and reader (Negotiation: Readings , Exercises, and Cases 5e) provides a fully-integrated learning system.
Comprehensive treatment of a wealth of behavioral science research on negotiation strategy, tactics, and effectiveness.
The 20 shorter chapters ensure that each chapter focuses on a narrower domain and lends more extensive coverage to important areas of negotiation.
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