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Negotiation
I can recommend all of these books very strongly once you have a good foundation -- and be aware that each book has a specific focus or advanced application. Click on each book for a description about the book.  


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Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In
by Fisher, Roger and Ury.
(McGraw-Hill
This book is essential for basic literacy. Easy to use and refer to, a famous classic.   Order this book.

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Getting Past No
by Ury.
(Bantam Hill)
The follow-up text to Getting to Yes. Essential follow-up to Getting to Yes.   Order this book.

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Legal Negotiation and Settlement
by Gerald Williams.
(West Publishing)
The one Gerald Williams book in print. Invaluable if you negotiate anything that involves attorneys.  Order this book.

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Game, Set and Match
by Henrey S. Kramer.
(ALM/Cornell)
Brand new with a full collection of techniques, tricks and traps as well as 360+ pages of text.  Order this book.

For game theory books, visit: Link to books on consulting.

There are also other skills related books, especially the Gentle Art books by Elgin. They are here: Link to books on consulting.

Finally, for misc. negotiation and other books of interest I have a cursory section.  Those books are here: Link to books on consulting.

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