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Deal Power
6 foolproof steps to making deals of any size - By Marc Diener
In six easy to follow steps, Hollywood entertainment lawyer Marc Diener shows you how to ask all the right questions when entering a deal.
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Bargaining for Advantage
Negotiation Strategies for reasonable people - By G. Richard Shell
A practical guide for the intelligent negotiator written by the director of the Wharton Executive Negotiation Workshop.
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When Talking Makes Things Worse
Resolving problems when communication fails - By David Stiebel
Often the problem in negotiation is not a "failure to communicate". If both sides understand each other perfectly well, what do you do? Stiebel outlines a four step strategic plan.
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Reading People
How to understand people and predict their behavior, anytime, anyplace - By Jo-Allan Dimitrius and Mark Mazzarella
A highly useful guide by arguably Americas top jury consultant. Here are all the tricks of the trade.
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Never be Lied to Again
How to get the truth in five minutes or less in any conversation or situation - By David Lieberman
A collection of tips on how to know when someone is lying to you. Lieberman identifies 46 clues to deception.
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What You Say is What You Get
How to master powertalking, the language of success - By George R. Walther
How you can use simple word and phrase transformations to dramatically increase your word power.
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Winning 'Em Over
A new model for management in the age of persuasion - By Jay A. Conger
A four step guide for managers on how to move from the old style of command and control to the new more effective influence and persuade model of leadership.
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Women Don't Ask
Negotiation and the Gender Divide - By Linda Babcock
Linda Babcock of Carnegie Mellon University says women may do worse in negotiations because of the way they negotiate.
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