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Committed to both theory and practice, the Bloustein School offers both graduate and undergraduate components of professional education and offers an adult continuing education program for practitioners and the public-at-large. Students are exposed to fundamentals of public policy, planning and administration, and ethics. Through exposure to negotiation theory and practice, and to the potential of mediation, students are encouraged to find innovative solutions to difficult problems in a world of limited resources. The School seeks to develop skilled generalists as well as specialists. It offers professional degrees in planning and public policy, and public health.
This is the course syllabus for Negotiation, Law and Policy: Managing Conflict in Public Contexts (34:833:572:01), being taught by Sandy Jaffe and Linda Stamato; M 1:10-3:50, CSB 113
Rutgers' Mini Executive MBA: July 13-August 17,2007
(Contact Rutgers Center for Management Development, Piscataway, NJ, for information on registration, etc.)
Sanford M. Jaffe and Linda Stamato will teach a course in the above program. The course description is as follows:
Understanding negotiation and conflict management is essential for those who are, or aspire to be, leaders in their organizations. Accordingly, this course is designed to provide a fundamental understanding of negotiation (drawing from considerable research and practice) and an appreciation of the contexts in which it is used, from contract negotiation, to workplace dynamics, to managing issues and disputes within and between companies, and, the processes that build on negotiation when legitimate interests are in conflict (e.g. mediation) as well as those that substitute for it when differences cannot be voluntarily resolved (e.g. arbitration).
Rutgers' Mini Executive MBA: July 13-August 17, 2007, will be taught by Sanford M. Jaffe and Linda Stamato.
This is the course syllabus for Negotiation, Law and Policy: Managing Conflict in Public Contexts (34:833:572:01), being taught by Sandy Jaffe and Linda Stamato; M 1:10-3:50, CSB 170
Please visit our News & Events page to learn more about a newly-created seminar offered this fall, Seminar in Public Policy: Knowledge, Conflicts & Solutions, in the fall (34:833:685:01 (15105), which will be offered in the Bloustein School, SCILS and Cook. Faculty participating are David Guston, Mike Greenberg, Linda Stamato and Sanford M. Jaffe (Bloustein); Caron Chess and William Hallman (Cook); Mark Aakhus and Claire McInerney (SCILS); and John Weingart (Eagleton Institute).
Below are links to two documents (pdf files) with information about two courses being taught by Dr. Caron Chess during the Spring 2004 semester
Environmental Communication
11:374:325
3 Credits
Tuesday 5/6
Blake Hall 131
Public Participation
11:374:433
3 Credits
Monday 5/6
Thompson Hall 101
This is the course syllabus for Negotiation, Law and Policy: Managing Conflict in Public Contexts (34:833:572:01), being taught by Sandy Jaffe and Linda Stamto; M 1:10-3:50, CSB 170
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