B8510-005: Managerial Negotiations
TR - A Term, 09:00AM to 12:15PM
Credit hours: 3.0
Location: URI 307
Previous Terms Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer
Instructor: Daniel Ames
Negotiation is a key management skill at every level of every firm in every age and region. This course develops students' abilities to negotiate using a number of realistic negotiation simulations. Together with lectures, discussion and exercises, students gain a number of principles and tools drawn from many disciplines including economics, behavioral science, game theory, and history. The course begins with core skills for creating and claiming wealth wisely and then advances to skills for handling complex transactions.
Daniel Ames
Ting Tsung and Wei Fong Chao Professor of Business
Professor Ames's research focuses on social judgment and behavior. He examines how people judge themselves as well as the individuals and groups around them (e.g., impression formation, stereotyping). He also studies the consequences of these judgments on interpersonal dynamics, including prosocial behaviors (e.g., trust, cooperation, helping) and competitive interactions (e.g., negotiations, conflict, aggression). A central aspect of this...