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Chapter Five Management of International Business Negotiations
Section 1 Brief Introduction to Management
Section 2 Management of Negotiators in International Business Negotiations
Section 3 Management of Teamwork in International Business Negotiations
Section 4 Management of Agenda and Communication Forms in International Business Negotiations
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Chapter Five Management of International Business Negotiations
Section 5 Management of Time and Place in International Business Negotiations
Section 6 Management of Atmosphere in International Business Negotiations
Section 7 Management of Risks in International Business Negotiations
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Chapter Five Management of International Business Negotiations
Section 8 Simulation of International Business Negotiations
Section 9 Case Study: The Conclusion of the Price of the Chairs for Airport
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Section 2 Management of Negotiators in International Business Negotiations
2.1 Selection of international business negotiators
From the data on developing a negotiator’s profile by Shi Xinping and Wright.C.Philip (2000), we could find that a framework consists of eight potential characteristics that describe a negotiator’s profile:
(1) interpersonal competency;
(2) cognitive capability;
(3) team commitment;
(4) individual motivation in negotiations;
(5) open-mindedness;
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Section 2 Management of Negotiators in International Business Negotiations
(6) adaptive orientation;
(7) ideological issues; and
(8) perceptions of environmental influence.
The eight characteristics here may help the negotiating parties to select and train qualified international business negotiators.Let’s have a look at them briefly.
2.1.1 nterpersonal competency
Interpersonal competency refers to the ability to deal with the social relationships between people and it is the basic quality for negotiators to own and the more the negotiators have the skills to deal with interpersonal relationships, the better the
negotiation results might be to a l