Global power of talk negotiating America`s interests

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TextPublication details: Boulder Paradigm 2012Description: viii,219p. 24 cmISBN:

9781594519420

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327.73 22 HA-G

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Talk power for the tough-minded -- How America lost its way: Iraq and Palestine, and the failure to use talk power -- The tools of talk power -- The proven success of talk power: lessons from the Middle East -- Timely talk to prevent violent conflict -- Engaging unengageables -- Talking with terrorists -- Taming intractable regional conflicts -- Building "teams of rivals" -- Talking with friends and allies -- Talking laterally on new governance challenges -- Negotiating America's interests.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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