COMM 385 Negotiation Theory & Behaviour
Negotiation is part of everyday life in organizations, whether negotiating with customers, clients, suppliers, co-workers or even the boss. The purpose of this course is to introduce students to theory and research on negotiations with an emphasis on the social, behavioural, and decision-making processes. Negotiations will be studied in a variety of settings ranging from simple buyer-seller negotiations to multi-party, multi-issue, cross-cultural negotiations. In addition to the fundamentals of integrative and distributive bargaining, special topics may include ethics, gender, power, emotions, technology, and the use of agents. The course also includes a practical component in that students participate in simulations, exercises, and case analysis designed to develop their negotiating skills as well as their understanding of negotiation processes.
NOTE: This course counts as credit towards the Certificate in Social Impact.
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