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Negotiation in business

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Getting your Yen'$ worth

Robert T. Moran

1985

Women Don't Ask

Linda Babcock, Sara Laschever

2003

Cash In On Conflict

Charlie Irvine

2006

Your own terms

Yasmin Davidds

2015

Beyond winning

Robert H. Mnookin

2000

International business negotiations

J.-C. Usunier, P.N. Ghauri

2001

The mind and heart of the negotiator

Leigh L. Thompson

2009

3-D Negotiation

James K. Sebenius, David A. Lax

2006

Negotiating the World Economy

John S. Odell

2000

Dynamite salary negotiations

Ronald L. Krannich, Caryl Rae Krannich

1994

The complete idiot's guide to winning through negotiation

John Ilich

1996

The librarian's guide to negotiation

Beth Ashmore

2012

The bargaining manager

Bernard A. Ramundo

1994

HBR guide to negotiating

Jeff A. Weiss

2016

Win-win career negotiations

Peter J. Goodman

2001

Japanese business etiquette

Diana Rowland

1985

How to do business with the Japanese

Mark Zimmerman

1985

Chinese business negotiating style

Tony Fang

1999

The Chinese negotiator

Robert M. March, Su-Hua Wu

2007

Successful Negotiation

Robert B. Maddux

1995

Win/win outcomes

Seymour J. Burrows

1984

Get paid what you're worth

Gregory B. Northcraft, Robin L. Pinkley

2000

The Negotiation Toolkit

Roger J. Volkema

1999

Tips & traps for negotiating real estate

Robert Irwin

2010

Perfect phrases for negotiating salary and job offers

Nanette F. DeLuca, Shahbaz Ahmad

2007

Roger Dawson's secrets of power negotiating

Roger Dawson

1995

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

Anderson, Rick

2004

Ask for it

Linda Babcock, Sara Laschever

2008

How to negotiate your first job

Paul F. Levy

2014

Passport Poland

Natalia Kissel, Serge Koperdak

2000

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