where can i get negotiation analysis?
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You could do what the link does.
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These sites can answer your question.
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If you have a legitimate research goal, contact the FBI.  They should have public information officers.  Consider taking the tour of headquarters, you can get some answers the answers don't violate any policies.  For historical notes on the hostage negotiators, try searching for Robert Ressler.  He is mostly known as a profiler but he did a lot of work with hostage negotiation early on, both for the military and for the FBI.  Good luck.
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http://216.109.125.130/search/cache?p=dealing+with+conflict+in+the+workplace&ei=UTF-8&x=wrt&u=www.customerservicegroup.com/ss050104.pdf&w=dealing+conflict+workplace&d=K-c1R21aMOa4&icp=1&.intl=us\n\n\nhttp://www.psc-cfp.gc.ca/recours/investigations/justice_eng.html\n\nI think this one is more what you're looking for though:\n\nhttp://www.usip.edu/affirmativeaction/resolvingworkplaceconflicts.shtml
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There are a number of sites that have draft analysis.  See below:
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Those should be the best ways, and are free.  However, my time is valuable, and I found it much easier to do through www.scorepower.com, which costs something (I forget how much), but made the disputes easier for me.  It also gave me a more detailed analysis of my score and stuff, as I recall.
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The sites below should give you some help.
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Try Google scholar and Yahoo. Google scholar should be useful as my ex-Prof used this website a lot when discussing questions with us.
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need to talk toy your adviser first . Then check a suitable place on the net
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http://www.b4usearch.com/\n\ntry this
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Here are a couple websites. I hope it's what your looking for.
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Try doing a search for their personal websites, they may have the info you need there.
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You could try this site.
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sounds like you need   www.ask.com
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Negotiating can be win-win. The mission is to find the middle ground. It's delicate and takes time to read what the other person really wants. Everyone wants something. Find out their "wants" and play to them. If you go into it with the mentality of "me first" you'll lose in the long run. Establishing a long term relationship is the best way to getting long-term results. Burn someone on a deal and it will cost you in the future.
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Try the agency you were from. If not there is the net.
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http://www.proclarity.com/services/online_support.asp