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....of observations that conflict has a useful role as a stimulus to innovation, by questioning and evaluating received wisdom. It is also a major weapon against stagnation and resistance to change. A number of models have been proposed for conducting face to face negotiation in a commercial setting. Scott [1988] uses a four stage model to pace the negotiation: Exploration; Bidding; Bargaining; and Settling. The exploration stage allows participants to explore a range of possibilities before any confrontation takes place. Stefik et al. 1987] suggest that removing the personal attachment to positions ....

Scott, B. (1988) Negotiating: Constructive and Competitive Negotiations, Paradigm Publishing, London.

....in the collaborative mode, can also be adopted in other modes. Education can be used to achieve conflict avoidance or 47 A s Perspective B s Perspective 1) A s Perspective B s Perspective 2) A s Perspective B s Perspective 3) A s Perspective B s Perspective 4) Figure 3. 4: Scott [1988] uses this method to explain how the process of exploration can yield new solutions which neither party foresaw. In the first diagram, A and B s perspectives are very different, with little overlap. In (2) B begins to explain her perspective to A. Because A s perspective is different, A is able ....

....turn implies that each participant must have some motivation to resolve the conflict rather than avoid it. 3.4.3. 5 Negotiation Models A number of models for conducting face to face negotiation in a commercial setting have been proposed, and are often popularised as management training material [Scott 1988], Fisher Ury 1981] De Bono 1985] Of these, Scott s book [1988] is fairly typical. He gives plenty of advice for preparation and the opening moments (setting the climate and procedure) of a negotiation, which are applicable to meetings in general. His model of the actual negotiation is of more ....

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Scott, B., 1988, "Negotiating: Constructive and Competitive Negotiations", Paradigm Publishing, London.

.... participants seek to understand their differences and achieve a mutually beneficial solution. It is appropriate where participants insights and commitment are A s Perspective 1) A s Perspective 2) A s Perspective B s Perspective 3) A s Perspective B s Perspective 4) Figure 4: Scott [1988] explains the process of exploration in this way. In the first diagram, A and B s perspectives are very different, with little overlap. In (2) B begins to explain her perspective to A. Because A s perspective is different, A is able to take a great leap forward. In the process of learning more ....

....some assertiveness and at least some co operation from each participant. This in turn implies that each participant must have some motivation to resolve the conflict rather than avoid it. A number of models have been proposed for conducting face to face negotiation in a commercial setting (e.g. Scott [1988], Fisher Ury [1981] De Bono [1985] Scott [1988] gives advice for preparation and the opening moments (setting the climate and procedure) of a negotiation. He uses a four stage model to pace the negotiation: Exploration; Bidding; Bargaining; and Settling. The exploration stage is emphasised as ....

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Scott, B. (1988) Negotiating: Constructive and Competitive Negotiations, Paradigm Publishing, London.

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