Secondary Breadcrumbs Negotiation and Conflict Resolution News Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Faculty Rainforest-Friendly Livelihoods Can Be More Lucrative Than Gold Mining Sustainable activities—including Brazil nut harvesting and fish farming—can outpace the financial gains of gold mining, Faculty Five Ways to Feel Less Overwhelmed Dr. Beth Fisher-Yoshida, of the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program suggests five ways to reduce overwhelmed feeling. Faculty Should You Stay or Should You Go? Five Questions to Ask Yourself About Your Job Five questions to ask yourself to help determine what is worth negotiating—and when it may be time to negotiate a departure. Impacts and Insights Five Steps to Solve Conflict at Work Here are suggestions for a five-step process to increase your skills at addressing conflict constructively. School Columbia’s Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Program Ranked #1 College Choice has awarded Columbia University’s Master of Science in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program. Impacts and Insights Five Ways to Develop More Meaningful Relationships at Work Here are five components cultivate and maintain business relationships. Faculty How to Correct Implicit Bias During Negotiations Dr. Fisher-Yoshida explains her process for understanding and overcoming implicit biases. Faculty Mark Whitlock: Meet the Research Coordinator for the Africa Task Force (ATF) Meet the Research Coordinator for the Africa Task Force (ATF) Faculty Peter Coleman: Going Beyond Theory At SPS Peter Coleman leads research toward finding sustainable change. Alumni Kobi Skolnick: Turning Conflict into Collaboration At SPS Kobi Skolnick Explored the global impact of conflict and learned how to create systematic solutions. Faculty NECR Program Represents at IACM Conference The 30th Annual International Association for Conflict Management (IACM) Conference took place in Berlin, Germany. Faculty Beth Fisher-Yoshida Co-Authors Book on Coordinated Management of Meaning Beth Fisher-Yoshida, the Director of the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program, recently co-authored the new book. Load More
Faculty Rainforest-Friendly Livelihoods Can Be More Lucrative Than Gold Mining Sustainable activities—including Brazil nut harvesting and fish farming—can outpace the financial gains of gold mining,
Faculty Five Ways to Feel Less Overwhelmed Dr. Beth Fisher-Yoshida, of the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program suggests five ways to reduce overwhelmed feeling.
Faculty Should You Stay or Should You Go? Five Questions to Ask Yourself About Your Job Five questions to ask yourself to help determine what is worth negotiating—and when it may be time to negotiate a departure.
Impacts and Insights Five Steps to Solve Conflict at Work Here are suggestions for a five-step process to increase your skills at addressing conflict constructively.
School Columbia’s Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Program Ranked #1 College Choice has awarded Columbia University’s Master of Science in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program.
Impacts and Insights Five Ways to Develop More Meaningful Relationships at Work Here are five components cultivate and maintain business relationships.
Faculty How to Correct Implicit Bias During Negotiations Dr. Fisher-Yoshida explains her process for understanding and overcoming implicit biases.
Faculty Mark Whitlock: Meet the Research Coordinator for the Africa Task Force (ATF) Meet the Research Coordinator for the Africa Task Force (ATF)
Faculty Peter Coleman: Going Beyond Theory At SPS Peter Coleman leads research toward finding sustainable change.
Alumni Kobi Skolnick: Turning Conflict into Collaboration At SPS Kobi Skolnick Explored the global impact of conflict and learned how to create systematic solutions.
Faculty NECR Program Represents at IACM Conference The 30th Annual International Association for Conflict Management (IACM) Conference took place in Berlin, Germany.
Faculty Beth Fisher-Yoshida Co-Authors Book on Coordinated Management of Meaning Beth Fisher-Yoshida, the Director of the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program, recently co-authored the new book.
