Event details
Jan
30
LISD Masterclass: Advanced Negotiation and Coalition Building
Advanced negotiation across multiple parties is a vital skill for anyone leading policy change. Transforming bold ideas into reality requires building alliances, managing competing interests, and finding common ground amid political and organizational complexity.
In this interactive, simulation-based workshop, participants will engage in a live negotiation exercise inspired by real-world coalition dynamics and receive practical frameworks for designing and leading multi-party negotiations under pressure.
The session emphasizes learning-by-doing through live practice, structured feedback, and guided reflection that turns theory into tangible leadership skills.
Lunch is provided. Registration required.
In this interactive, simulation-based workshop, participants will engage in a live negotiation exercise inspired by real-world coalition dynamics and receive practical frameworks for designing and leading multi-party negotiations under pressure.
The session emphasizes learning-by-doing through live practice, structured feedback, and guided reflection that turns theory into tangible leadership skills.
Lunch is provided. Registration required.
Speakers
Dana Kaduri
Samuel Dinnar
Monica Giannone
University programs and activities are open to all eligible participants without regard to identity or other protected characteristics. Sponsorship of an event does not constitute institutional endorsement of external speakers or views presented.
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Date
January 30, 2026Time
8:30 a.m.Location
Robertson Hall, 016Audience
University Sponsors
Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination
Princeton School of International Public Affairs