$450

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December 15, 2018

Negotiation Principles and Techniques

Use the simulation case to explain the basic negotiation principles such as the nature of negotiation, the negotiation process, and the practical skills. Explain internationally recognized diplomatic norms, standardized business etiquettes and rules of conduct in the context of diplomatic negotiations.

$299

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December 22, 2018

Intercultural communication

Explain cross-cultural communication skills and characters, especially differences and taboos of different cultures. Help participants to master the cross-cultural communication methods that should be in the negotiation.

$229

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January 5, 2019

NGOs and civil society in BRI Negotiations

A simulation case will be used to explain the concept, the function and the role of NGOs and civil society. Additionally, students will discuss and understand the status and interests of NGOs during the negotiation with a focus on the important role of the NGOs and civil society during the development of BRI.

$339

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English Documents’ Writing

Introduce the formal writing documents used in international rules of procedure and etiquette. Including official letters, proposals, contracts, announcements, and declarations. Use the case to guide participants in writing opening statements and final resolutions that match the interests of the party they are representing. 

January 12, 2019

$399

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Public Speaking and Language Expression

This is a hugely important and transferable skill. This segment is devoted to developing and understanding public speaking and language expression. It helps to build upon other skills and is a skill which participants can take away from the workshop and use in other capacities outside of the simulation. 

January 19, 2019

$499

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The Application of Law in BRI Negotiations

Use the case to understand how to use law as leverage to negotiate in BRI business and how to comply with both domestic law and international law to promote business.

January 26, 2019

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Collective Decision Principle and Organizational Management

This segment will focus on theory and principles of collective decision making, look at the differences between Individual and collective group think, and guide participants to formulate their own decision-making principles and ideas from the organizational management perspective.

February 2. 2019

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Intergovernmental/International Organizations and Their Roles

Use the case to explain the concept, the character, and the role of international intergovernmental organizations. Guiding the students to discuss and understand the status and interests of international intergovernmental organizations during the negotiation.

February 9, 2019

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Cooperate Social Responsibility in BRI Negotiations

Use the simulation case, triple bottom line theory and stakeholder theory as a basis to introduce the latest theory and the practical developments of corporate social responsibility. Participants will analyze and discuss how the company should follow internationally accepted corporate social responsibility regulations, criteria and evaluation systems. 

February 16, 2019

(1) Overall analysis of the simulation’s case; Role assignment and team formation.

Acquire preliminary understanding/analysis of the case, and clarify the main issues under instructors’ guidance;

Role distribution and team formation are carried out according to the four negotiating bodies: enterprises, governments, NGOs, and intergovernmental international organizations. In the following training, participants are guided to discuss and analyze the class according to the role of the team.

(2) BRI Background Information & Knowledge

Systematically study the concept, history, development, policy deployment and other background knowledge of BRI, as well as the analysis skills of macro policy. Structurally, prepare for simulation case.

(3) Respective country’s background knowledge

Study the history, culture, politics, and economy of the country where the case takes place. Introduce the cross-nation studies and research skills, and form a knowledge pool for the cross-nation case simulation.

(4) Intergovernmental/international organizations and their role

Use the case to explain the concept, the character, and the role of international intergovernmental organizations. Guiding the participants to discuss and understand the status and interests of international intergovernmental organizations during the negotiation. 

Day 1

Targeted Four-Day Sessions

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(1) How to negotiate the investment structure and financial issues

The basic concern regarding the method of investment is the way the project is financed. Use the simulation case to explain the basic concept of international investment and corporate structure.

(2) How to negotiate Employment and Welfare Issues

Use the simulation case to explain how to negotiate to best protect labor rights and promote local employment.

Day 2

Targeted Four-Day Sessions

(1) How to Negotiate Environmental Issues

Use the simulation case to study how to comply with national environmental law and regulations as well as international environmental principles.

(2) The Influence of Geopolitical relationship

The construction and development of any new framework rely on the existing system within which a balance of power is required. All parties, either domestic or international, are all ‘geographical relationship players’ and can impact the negotiation.  The simulation case will be used to learn how to use utilize geopolitical balance to leverage your interests in business. 

Day 3

Targeted Four-Day Sessions

(1) Formal Simulation Negotiation

The simulation will carry out as per the following process: the opening statement, bilateral negotiation, ad-hoc negotiation, and the four-party meeting. Team award and individual award will also be awarded to the outstanding participants/ groups.

(2) Comment

Comment on the performance of the parties.

Day 4

Targeted Four-Day Sessions