The Getting to Yes team on using emotions in a negotiation instead of pretending there aren't any.
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Getting to Yes
Roger Fisher, William Ury & Bruce Patton · 1981
Harvard's principled negotiation: separate people from the problem, argue interests not positions. Still the standard.
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