There's an Inner Negotiator in Everyone; The Practical Negotiator Helps You Find It.Everyone needs to reach agreement with others, but many people are overly fearful of what they think is a complex process. In The Practical Negotiator, Cohen demystifies negotiation, offering common-sense approaches anyone can use no matter what the issue.The Practical Negotiator provides a broad range of real-life negotiating problems faced by people in dozens of countries from every continent (except Antarctica). Each question was submitted by a real person looking for advice. The book's down-to-earth approach will empower you to:Assess your interests and strengths and find ways to build on them.Understand the situation and the possibilities at hand.Increase your confidence in dealing with others.Develop and implement simple, practical strategies to further your interests. "Steven Cohen's book, The Practical Negotiator is a well-written practical guide to the art and science of negotiation. Reflecting the voice of a highly skilled negotiation trainer and mentor, this "hands on" primer offers a nuanced understanding o "A treasure trove filled with golden nuggets, based on sound, practical advice and deep understanding of how best to handle negotiations. Cohen's extensive international experience shines through, and the wide range of real-life situations covered, makes "Steven Cohen's The Practical Negotiator is a valuable addition for all of us whose tool kit is a bit light on conciliation skills-and that's most of us."-Justine Hardy, author of The Wonder House and In the Valley of Mist and founder Steven P. Cohen's careers in government and politics, in real estate development and management, and as a negotiation consultant for many of the largest businesses in the world have given him ample opportunity to hone both his own negotiating skills and those of his clients and students. In addition to his private sector consulting, he has been a professor at Groupe HEC (Paris) and Brandeis University's International Business School (Boston), as well as a visiting professor at other business schools in the United States and several European countries

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