Negotiators who Changed the World
Edited by Remigiusz Smolinski ()
in Future of Business and Finance from Springer
Date: 2025
ISBN: 978-3-031-90367-0
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch 1 Confucius: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Negotiators
- Shougang Zhang
- Ch 2 Jesus Christ: The Ultimate Servant Leader
- Jan Smolinski and Remigiusz Smolinski
- Ch 3 Machiavelli as Negotiator and Leaders’ Adviser
- Alain Lempereur
- Ch 4 Talleyrand, Firm But Flexible
- Paul Willem Meerts and I. William Zartman
- Ch 5 Avoiding a Nuclear Catastrophe: John Fitzgerald Kennedy and the Cuban Missile Crisis
- Angelo Monoriti and Antonio Attolico
- Ch 6 Henry Kissinger: Metternich, Messenger, Mediator, or Meddler?
- Carrie Menkel-Meadow
- Ch 7 Johann Rudolf Wettstein and the Art of Diplomacy: Negotiating Swiss Independence at the Peace of Westphalia
- Raymond Saner
- Ch 8 Jacques Delors: Orchestrating Europe’s Transformation
- Spyros Blavoukos, Dimitris Bourantonis and Savvas Papadopoulos
- Ch 9 Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan: The Father of the United Arab Emirates
- Horacio Falcão and Anja Merz
- Ch 10 Mikhail Gorbachev: Lion in the West, Pariah in the East
- Mark Young and Julian Wittkamp
- Ch 11 The Chancellor of Dual Unity: Helmut Kohl and the Path to German Reunification in a United Europe
- Andreas Winheller and Denis Kittl
- Ch 12 Angela Merkel: The Quiet Powerhouse of Global Negotiation
- Peter Kesting and Remigiusz Smolinski
- Ch 13 Bridging Divides: Nelson Mandela’s Legacy of Leadership and Negotiation
- Barney Jordaan and Mark Anstey
- Ch 14 The Unpredictable Negotiator: A Look into Sadat’s Leadership
- Mohamed Abdelaziz Shehab Eldin
- Ch 15 Tommy Koh: Negotiating with Mind and Heart
- Joel Lee and Matilda Mag
- Ch 16 Leading Through Negotiation: The Humble Power of Kofi Annan
- Antonio Attolico and Remigiusz Smolinski
- Ch 17 The Invictus Negotiator for Freedom, Democracy, and Peace: Ibrahim Rugova of Kosovo
- Valon Murtezaj
- Ch 18 Emma Leslie: Confronting the Hard Realities of Peacemaking Head-On
- Joshua N. Weiss
- Ch 19 Santos’s Legacy as a Peace Negotiator Leader
- Margarita Canal Acero, David Aponte Castro and Mario Puerta
- Ch 20 Master Alliance Builder: How Sakamoto Ryoma’s Negotiation Moves Shaped Modern Japan
- William W. Baber
- Ch 21 Negotiating the Dawn of Democracy: Lech Wałęsa and Poland’s Triumph Over Communism
- Remigiusz Smolinski
- Ch 22 Negotiating Against Oppression: Shirin Ebadi’s Fight for Justice
- Joana Matos
- Ch 23 Empathy and Strength: Jacinda Ardern’s Leadership and Negotiation Prowess
- Beth Fisher-Yoshida
- Ch 24 Madeleine Albright: The Original Madam Secretary
- Andrea Kupfer Schneider
- Ch 25 Catherine Ashton, and Then What?
- Hans van den Berg
- Ch 26 Building Bridges, Shaping Futures: Jens Stoltenberg’s Negotiation Mastery
- Roar Thun Wægger
- Ch 27 Ratan Tata: A Visionary Leader and a Powerful Negotiator
- Anuj Jagannathan
- Ch 28 Are Leaders Important?
- Daniel Druckman
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