LAW9671-O.Adv Int'l Business Negotiation.Su14.Press,Sharon
Document Type
Syllabi
School
CLA
Department
LAW
Course Subject
LAW
Course Number
9671
Course Section
O
Course Title
Adv Int'l Business Negotiation
Academic Term and Year
Summer 2014
Credits
0.00
Area of Study
LSIM, LWSK
Course Description
Building on the basic negotiation principles introduced in Negotiation, this course will examine advanced concepts, skills, constraints and dynamics of the negotiation process in the context of international business transactions and dispute settlement. Designed to attract an international and interdisciplinary mix of students, it draws upon and incorporates key theoretical and pedagogical lessons from Hamline University School of Law's "Rethinking Negotiation Teaching" project. Students will receive an overview of legal and institutional principles that affect international business, examine and experience how worldviews shape negotiation as it unfolds and engage in a series of applied and coached activities that require translation of negotiation theory into practice. The course design enables students to gain experience in negotiating across national boundaries and to make effective use of emerging communication technologies through the use of highly interactive exercises and role plays. Special focus will be given to negotiation challenges that arise during the process of business formation, internal management, sales and transactions, joint ventures, and responding to internal and external disputes. J-Term or Summer Only Course
Recommended Citation
Press, Sharon, "LAW9671-O.Adv Int'l Business Negotiation.Su14.Press,Sharon" (2014). Historic Syllabi -- full text access limited to internal Hamline administrative staff only. 3419.
https://digitalcommons.hamline.edu/syllabi/3419