Turning Points are those critical moments in a negotiation where everything can change, for the better or for the worse.
 
Professor in Public and International Affairs at George Mason University, Virginia, Dan Druckman’s theorization of Turning Points helps better understand crisis in negotiations and helps to anticipate what could lead to an cooperative agreement.
We are happy to welcome you at the Keynote speech by D. Druckman and at the ensuing round-table gathering experts on industrial dialogue who will discuss the application of the Turning Points in the current social dialogue in France.


You will get:
•    Keys to better understand the current evolutions of social dialogue in France
•    Keys to improve your negotiating skills

 

Special Guest:

  • Jean-François Pillard, President of the ESCP Industrial Relations and Firms’ Competitiveness Chair, and
  • Professor Maria Koutsovoulou, Academic Dean of the Industrial Relations and Firms’ Competitiveness Chair

Keynote speech in English - Round-table in FR

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79 avenue de la république 75011 Paris

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Industrial Relations and Firms' Competiveness Chair
Changing towards cooperation? Keynote speech by Dan Druckman, Professor in Public and International Affairs at George Mason University, Virginia

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Turning points in Labor relations
Changing towards cooperation? Keynote speech by Dan Druckman, Professor in Public and International Affairs at George Mason University, Virginia
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Paris
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france
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