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    For this situation, I would assume that I would already have the signed Location Agreement on hand, like Erika said. This would be helpful in case the storekeeper wants to back out of the agreement. Therefore, I would be able to show the document to them in order to explain that they had signed a contract. However, in order to keep the storekeeper happy, I would speak with the director to see if not blocking access to the store is possible. If it is possible, I would work with the crew and…

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    All together not to have an irreconcilable circumstance, one must remain biased. Remaining biased will help to make a conclusion based on the facts at hand. When an individual has already drawn a conclusion, but doesn’t have the facts and this will animosity between both parties. Similarly essential, having transparency is one of the key components to eliminate an irreconcilable situation. Letting other’s know where one might have a position on will possibly help to coordinate the…

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    Twilight Struggle is a digital version of the highly regarded board game of the same name, developed and published by Playdek, a studio specializing in bringing existing tabletop properties to the iOS and computers, for the PC. Twilight Struggle resided atop boardgamegeek.com's highest rated games list for six years between 2010 and 2016 when it was usurped by Pandemic: Legacy. Does this card-driven tabletop simulation of Cold War political strategizing translate well into the digital space?…

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    The presented argument of collective bargaining is between the National Basketball Association (NBA) and National Basketball Players Association (NBPA). The reason for collective bargaining was to make that there will not be a basketball lockout in 2017. This new agreement has a seven-year term covering the 2017-2018 season through 2023-2024 season. The league imposed a brief lockout in 1996 that didn’t lead to any lost games, but the 1998 lockout led to the cancellation of 32 games before a…

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    Ethics And Negotiation

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    overview of three ideologies regarding ethics and negotiation (Young, 2008). In the article, Young, attempts to provide a basic understanding of each ideology, while providing his own personal point of view. This review attempts to provide a concise and brief summary of the author’s argument, as well as the relationship between ethics, negotiation, and Christian beliefs. The title of the article, Sharks, Saints, and Samurai: The Power of Ethics in Negotiations, provides the labels of the three…

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    Negotiation Tactics

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    Running head: NEGOTIATION TACTICS 1 NEGOTIATION TACTICS 8 Sabine Berzins COM466 X30 Negotiation December 10, 2017 Week Five Negotiation Tactics I raised my three children to be free thinkers and to be independent. Although, some of their independence was a bit much to handle during their teenage years, I am still glad I raised them the way I did. Today, they are all socially responsible adults and I am very proud of them. There is one exception; the brothers hate each…

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    Negotiation between the United States and other countries, organizations or even terrorists, often cause more harm. By negotiating with others, the United States is put into more harm than before. Although there may be a slight gain for one side, it may end up being a greater gain for the other side. These negotiations are often only benefiting the terrorists with unfair trades and their gain in having the upperhand. By paying ransoms and negotiating, the US is weakening its power and control…

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    Multilateral Negotiations

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    second, there must be a barrier to make negotiation so difficult that a “credible agreement cannot be reached.” Multilateral settings, consisting of three or more states, must try to come to an agreement with the possibility of alleviating a common problem, however, the outcome is not always successful. The outcome depends on the specifications of the negotiation process and many other factors. One solid aspect in the failure of multilateral negotiations is when one state has more information…

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    Conflicts are known as serious disagreements or an argument. To have a conflict is having you believe in something, but your friend or someone you know will believe in the opposite thing. In the stories, the characters will also face conflict. In “Farewell to Manzanar” by Jeanne Wakatsuki and James D. Houston and “The Bracelet” by Yoshiko Uchida, the characters face conflict when they’re forced to leave their homes. They’re both in similar situations but their reactions are different. This…

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    McCorkle and Reese (2015) describe mediation as a process where a neutral third party assists individuals with developing a mutual agreement in resolving their conflict (p. 2). Mediation can be offered through a number of different situations such as the court system, through an employer, or educational setting. In the case study, The Broken Saw Case, conflict arose between a retail establishment and a customer and the parties were referred to mediation in an attempt to resolve the matter.…

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