Culture-at-work.com Website Review

   HELPING CROSS-CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS NEGOTIATE, CREATE, AND LEARN. Long an essential volume for mediators, the new edition has been completely rewritten front-to-back, while keeping the same accessible It's been 16 years since the previous edition, and we've learned a lot since then. We've worked hard to make the mediation process steps and the mediator's moment-to-moment choice of approaches as clear and easy to remember as we can. Mediation skills and process are useful in a whole range of situations, not just in formal mediations. If you find yourself helping people work through difficult situations, we hope you'll get a copy for your actively-used bookshelf. Give a copy to your friends who work as managers, therapists, politicians, teachers, administrators, lawyers, and facilitators. Recommend it to your local library, your Thanks, and let us know how you've used it! Order your copy from New Society Publishers This Culture-at-Work website is designed to help you work effectively in cross-cultural situations. Enjoy exploring the site. We hope you question by instead looking at the many metaphors for culture one finds in the business world. LESSONS FROM HIROSHIMA 60 YEARS LATER We interviewed survivors, scholars, and activists for this Peace Talks disarmament and proliferation, starting with the experiences on-the-ground of Japanese survivors, and perspectives from American and Japanese veterans. It includes an interview with this year's Nobel Peace Prize winner, Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei, and some of Cronkite's first-hand experiences of covering the Hiroshima aftermath. This section looks at the basics of language, messages, signs, codes. One topic that seems to intrigue (and worry) negotiators is Non-verbal Podcast! Listen online to the International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution's Michael McIlWrath podcast conversations This section of the website has notes on various topics from the Negotiation & Dispute Resolution course Jenny Beer teaches at the