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BusinessNegotiation课程介绍•教学目标:•1.掌握商务谈判的理论基础(科学性)•2.了解商务谈判的技巧(艺术性)•3.熟悉商务谈判领域的英语词汇表达•4.结合谈判理论,分析案例,模拟谈判教学安排•教材:•余慕鸿、章汝雯.商务英语谈判.北京:外语教学与研究出版社,2005.(主教材)•白远.国际商务谈判---理论案例分析与实践.北京:中国人民大学出版社,2002.(参考教材)•安排:•1.教材共七章,每章结束后布置书面作业一份。•2.每章中小节后的练习要求学生作为课后练习,自觉完成。•3.另外,每位同学准备一个谈判案例及技巧分析,在每次上课时安排在课堂上演示。成绩构成•期末成绩占60%•平时成绩占40%•章节书面作业60%•课堂案例演示20%•课堂纪律10%•课堂问答10%Chapter1:PrinciplesofBusinessNegotiation•IntroductiontoNegotiation•PrincipleofCollaborativeNegotiation•PrincipleofInterestDistribution•PrincipleofTrustinNegotiation•PrincipleofDistributive,IntegrativeandComplexNegotiationIntroductiontoNegotiation•DefinitionsofNegotiation•Featuresofnegotiation•Negotiationstyles•NegotiationelementsDefinitionsofNegotiation•NegotiationderivesfromtheLatininfinitivenegotiarimeaning“totradeordobusiness”.•Theverbitselfwasderivedfromnegaremeaning“todeny”andanounotiummeaning“leisure”.•Thus,theancientRomanbusinesspersonwould“denyleisure”untilthedealhasbeensettled.DefinitionsofNegotiation•Negotiationistheprocessweusetosatisfyourneedswhensomeoneelsecontrolswhatwewant.•Wheneverpeopleexchangeideaswiththeintentionofchangingrelationships,whenevertheyconferforagreement,thentheyarenegotiating.CaseOne•一个被单独囚禁的囚犯整日无所事事。一天,他忽然闻到一种万宝路的香烟味道。他很喜欢这种牌子的烟。原来门廊的卫兵正在吸烟,钩起了他的烟瘾。他用手指轻轻的敲了敲门。卫兵走过来傲慢的说:“你要干什么?”囚犯答道:“请给我一只烟,就是你抽得那种万宝路。”卫兵感到很惊异,囚犯还要抽烟,真是异想天开。他嘲弄的哼了一声,就转身走开了。•Isthisanegotiation?•Isthisasuccessfulnegotiation?CaseOne•这个囚犯却不这么看待自己的处境。他又用手敲了敲门,这次他态度威严。那个士兵吐出一口烟雾,恼怒的扭过头问:“你又想干什么?”囚犯回答道:“对不起,请你在30秒之内给我一只烟;否则我就用头撞着混凝土墙,直到撞得自己血肉模糊,失去知觉为止。当我醒来时,我就说是你干的。也可能当局不相信我。但是,你必须出席每一次听证会,不断证明你是无辜的,你必须填写各种报告---所有这些都是因为你拒绝我一只劣质的万宝路!就一只烟,我保证不再给您添麻烦了。”•结果卫兵从小窗里给他递了一只烟,并替他点上。•Isthisasuccessfulnegotiationfortheprisoner?•Howdidtheprisonerachievehispurposethroughnegotiation?FeaturesofNegotiation•Negotiationis•forsomepurpose:•motiveofnegotiation•betweentwoormoreparties:•1.thereissomethingyouwantfromothers•2.aprocessofinformationtransfer•3.unpredictabilityoftheresult•Theresultisbasedonfreewilloftheparties:•theartofpersuasionMotiveofnegotiation•Needsandwantsarethemotivefornegotiation•Initially,theneedforacigaretteurgedtheprisonertonegotiate,buttheguardhasnoneedfromtheprisoner,soherefusedtonegotiate.•Inordertoachievehispurpose,theprisonercreatedaneedfortheguardtonegotiatewithhim.•Needsfromtheotheristhemotiveofnegotiation.•Themoreyouropponentwantsfromyou,themorelikelyyouwillsucceed.Fundamentalreason•Fundamentalreason:scarceresources•WhydidIsraelnegotiatewithEgypt?•WhydoesforeigncompanynegotiateoverinvestmentorcooperationcontractwithlocalChinesecompanies?•Whydopeopletrade?•Whydoemployeesnegotiateoversalarywiththeboss?•Conflictoccurswhentwoormorepeoplecompeteoverlimitedresources.•Whatisconflict?Whatarethefeaturesofconflict?Conflict•AConflictisadispute,disagreementorargumentbetweentwoormoreinterdependentpartieswhohavedifferentandcommoninterest.•Threeessentialpoints•Interdependentparties(relationshipdevelopedbyinterrelatedinterest)•Bothcommonanddifferentinterests•Fightforone’sowninterests•Howisthisprinciplereflectedinthecase?Stakes•Stakesarethevaluesthatmaybegainedorlost,andcoststhatmaybeincurredoravoided.•Disputableinterests•Nofreelunch(oneforone)•Comparisonofbenefits•Currentinterestvs.long-terminterest•Whataretheprisoner’sstake?•Whataretheguard’sstake?Disputableinterests•Negotiatingpartieswilleithergaintheintereststheyexpecttowinfromthenegotiationorlosewhattheyhopetoattain,whichindicatesthatthetalksarepertinenttorelevantparties’ownaffairsandinterests.•Onlywhenapartyhasstakesconnectedwiththeissuestobetalked,canitbecomesactivelyengagedinthenegotiation.Nofreelunch•Inordertogetwhatisdesired,bothpartieshavetopayforthegainingateitherhighcostorlowcostdependingonhowwellnegotiatorsmanagethesituation.betweentwoormoreparties•Negotiationisbasedoninformationflowbetweentwoormoreparties.•Theinformationgapandunpredictabilityoftheotherpartymakesnegotiationpossible.•Soinformationisanessentialelementinthesuccessofnegotiation.CaseTwo•世界著名的迪斯尼公司在20世纪90年代遇到这样一件事情。公司耗资50亿美元在巴黎附近兴建的主题公园准备于1992年4月12日开张,工程结束前,建筑承包商却要求迪斯尼公司为工人的额外劳动追加近150万美元的工资。建筑承包商之所以在当时要钱,其奥秘不言自明。欧洲迪斯尼总经理称这一要求为敲诈,完全不与理会。CaseTwo•但在第二次的交涉中,公司进一步了解到事态的发展过程,发现建筑商获得法国新闻界的支持,许多报纸公开报道并夸大宣传此事,一时间满城风雨。令迪斯尼公司更感到威胁的是,对方决定在主题公园的盛大开张日举行示威游行。认识到自己处于一个无法取胜的境况之后,迪斯尼公司立刻转变态度,声称与对方全面协商,并很快付清了工人工资。CaseAnalysis•1.Thetwopartiesinformeachotheroftheiractionsandreactions,whichmakesnegotiationproceed.•2.Theconstructioncompanygetstheessentialinformation:theopeningdateoftheDisneyPark.•3.Informationtransfermethod:theuseofinformationbroadcastingtothemassaddsdangerforDisneyontheonehandandmakesDisneybelieveinhisdeterminationtoarrangeastrikeontheotherhand.ArtsinNegotiation•1.Thereisnofixedmodeinnegotiation,andcreation,intelligenceandtacticsarerequiredinsuccessfulnegotiation.•2.Artoflanguageuse•3.Negotiationisaprocessofcommunication,soskillsincommunicationisfundamental.Intelligence•20世纪60年代,杜戴拉拥有一家玻璃制造公司,但他一直渴望能进入石油业。当他得知阿根廷准备在市场上买2000万美元的丁二烯油气,他就到那里去看看能否获得合约,但他发现竞争对手是英国石油公司和壳牌石油公司。•Undersuchcircumstance,whatmeasurecanyouthinkuptowinthiscontract?•Whereshallwebeginwithinfindin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