Being Earnest With Collections-Getting to Yes: Employing the Harvard Negotiation Project's Method of Principled Negotiation

  • Arthur M
  • Dygert C
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The article discusses how librarians can use the principled negotiation methodology mentioned in the book "Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In" while negotiating with vendors and publishers. According to the author, good communication skills, active listening and personal integrity are the key components that a good negotiator can employ to create an intentional, thoughtful and professional approach to negotiation.

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Arthur, M. A., & Dygert, C. (2017). Being Earnest With Collections-Getting to Yes: Employing the Harvard Negotiation Project’s Method of Principled Negotiation. Against the Grain, 29(6). https://doi.org/10.7771/2380-176x.7897

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