Negotiation Mastering Business in Asia (PDF)

About the series. Preface. Acknowledgments. 1 Negotiating in Asia: Introduction. What do we mean by "Asia"? Why negotiating in Asia is harder than in other markets. Conclusion. 2 Successful Negotiators and the Stages of Negotiation. Successful negotiators. The stages of negotiation. Conclusion. 3 The Preparation Stage. Preparing to negotiate in Asia. Preparing the people. Preparing the content. Preparing the process. Conclusion. 4 The Introduction Stage. Get off to a good start. Minimum requirements for the introduction stage. Recommended agenda to start your negotiations. Important considerations about introducing the people. Important considerations about introducing the process. Important considerations about introducing the content. Conclusion. 5 The Objection Stage. Conflict continuum: What to look for in Asia. Diagnosing the sources of objection and conflict. Impact of choice on the objection stage. Conflict may be expressed as discomfort. Positive aspects of the objection stage in Asia. Negative aspects of the objection stage in Asia. Managing and de-escalating conflict. Burning bridges. Conclusion. 6 The Creation Stage. Optimizing the value and durability of your negotiations. Managing people in the creation stage. Managing the process in the creation stage. Creative thinking exercises for negotiation teams. Innovative negotiation rules for the creation stage. Managing content in the creation stage. Introducing new issues and exchanging concessions in the creation stage. Knowing when to conclude the creation stage. Conclusion. 7 The Contracting and Follow-up Stage. The beginning of the end. Managing process in the contracting and follow-up stage in Asia. Managing content in the contracting and follow-up stage in Asia. Managing people in the contracting and follow-up stage in Asia. 8 Communication. Introduction. Receiving information. Speaking effectively. Two-way communication. Conclusion. 9 Tactics. The Art of War. Understanding types of tactics. Categories

Peter Nixon is one of Asia's leading negotiation consultants. Peter has assisted negotiations in Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, Korea, Japan, India, Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines. His client work has also taken him repeatedly to the UK, Europe, USA, Canada, the Caribbean and Dubai. Born and educated in Montreal, Peter gained international experience auditing multinational companies with PwC legacy firm Coopers & Lybrand in Montreal, Geneva and Hong Kong. In 1994 Peter launched Potential Ltd., and since that time his clients have included globally recognized private and public sector organizations in most industries, especially financial and professional services. Peter reminds his clients that "The Solution is in the Dialogue." Clients also retain his services for sales strategy and leadership development. Peter is married and the father of three children. He lives in Hong Kong and Canada.

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