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Sociology / Decision theory / Mediation / Getting to YES / Bargaining / Roger Fisher / Best alternative to a negotiated agreement / Conflict resolution / Conflict management / Dispute resolution / Negotiation / Conflict
Date: 2008-02-04 12:52:39
Sociology
Decision theory
Mediation
Getting to YES
Bargaining
Roger Fisher
Best alternative to a negotiated agreement
Conflict resolution
Conflict management
Dispute resolution
Negotiation
Conflict

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