Practical Tools For Overcoming Impasse In Negotiations
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This document discusses tools and strategies for mediators to use to overcome impasse in negotiations and keep the parties moving toward resolution. It identifies indicators of false impasses and describes six types of strategies mediators can employ, including strategies that expand options for the parties, use objective standards, assess interests and alternatives, change procedural patterns, control the physical environment, and employ last resorts if needed. The document provides specific techniques within each category to help mediators overcome negotiation impasses.
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