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This document reviews the book ‘Global Business Negotiations: A Practical Guide’ by Cellich and Jain. It discusses the challenges and strategies of global business negotiations, using real-life examples. It is useful for understanding the complexities of international business deals.
What's inside
- Overview of the book
- Challenges in global business negotiations
- Real-life examples of negotiation failures
- Structure and content of the book
- Strengths and weaknesses of the book
- Practical advice for successful negotiations
Who it is for: Students studying business, international relations, or management. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Global business negotiations happen across countries. This review explains the book's guide to these negotiations, and its strengths and weaknesses.
Negotiation challenges and examples
Global business negotiations face many challenges. The book explains these challenges with real-life examples. It also shows how cultural and political differences affect negotiations.
Negotiation environments and styles
The book covers how global negotiations are organized. It explains the factors that affect negotiation environments. It also discusses suitable negotiation styles and their successful outcomes.
Planning and handling negotiations
The book gives advice on planning before negotiations. It also explains how to handle negotiations practically. It covers what to do and what to avoid during negotiations.
Negotiation outcomes and renegotiations
The book explores the results of negotiations. It also covers renegotiations in case of disagreement. It explains how to handle failure to reach a consensus.
Key terms
- Negotiation environment
- The factors that affect negotiations, such as culture, politics, and laws.
- Negotiation setting
- The context in which negotiations take place.
- Negotiation process
- The steps and actions taken during negotiations.
- SWOT analysis
- A tool used to identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
- Conflict avoidance
- The strategy of avoiding disagreement and criticism during negotiations.
- Renegotiation
- The process of negotiating again after a failed agreement.
Questions this document helps with
- What challenges do global business negotiations face?
- How do cultural differences affect negotiations?
- What should parties avoid during negotiations?
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