Negotiation in the news: From partner to pariah: The changing fortunes of Mohammad Javad Zarif

During and after the Iran nuclear negotiations, bicultural fluency has been both a blessing and a curse for Iran’s foreign minister.

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When preparing for high-stakes negotiations, organizations must decide who should lead their teams. That choice can be a difficult one, especially when trust between parties is low. Should you choose someone who will be a tough loyalist for your positions or someone who seems more capable of building bridges?

When the Obama administration and the government

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