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Publications

Books

➢ Getting Back to the Table: 5 Steps for Reviving Stalled Negotiations. Barrett-Koheler. February 2025.  

 

➢ Dr. McFiddle’s Brilliant Book of Creative Conflict Potions and Other Magical Things. Creative Response to Conflict Publications. September 2022.    

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➢ With E. Weiss The Abraham Path: A Photographic Impressionism Journey Volume I.  E. B. Weiss Press. Natick, MA. July 2022

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➢ With E. Weiss The Abraham Path: A Photographic Impressionism Journey Volume II.  E. B. Weiss Press. Natick, MA. July 2022

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➢ The Book of Real World Negotiations: Successful Strategies from Business, Government, and Daily Life. Wiley Press, Hoboken, NJ.  August 2020

 

➢ With G. Relyea Phony Friends, Besties Again: The Continuing Adventures of Chickie and Emo. Resolution Press, San Diego, CA.  Forthcoming 2019

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➢ With G. Relyea Bullied No More: The Continuing Adventures of Chickie and Emo. Resolution Press, San Diego, CA. Forthcoming December 2018

 

➢ Weiss, J. and G. Relyea Trouble At The Watering Hole. Resolution Press, San Diego, CA.  April 2017

 

➢ Weiss, J. The Negotiator In You: Sales. AudioGo.  BBC audio book division in the United States.  2013.  (Audiobook and ebook)


➢ Weiss, J.  The Negotiator in You. HRD Press.  May 2013.


➢ Weiss, J.  The Negotiator in You: At Work. AudioGo.  BBC audio book division in the United States.  2012.  (Audiobook and ebook).


➢ Weiss, J.  The Negotiator in You: At Home.  AudioGo. BBC audio book division in the United States.  2012.  (Audiobook and ebook).


➢ Weiss, J.  The Negotiator in You: Sales. AudioGo. BBC audio book division in the United States.  2012.  (Audiobook and ebook).


➢ Weiss, J. Which way forward?: Mediator Sequencing Strategies in Intractable Communal Conflicts. VDM VERLAG DR. MUELLER E.K. 2008.



➢ Weiss, J.  You Didn’t Just Say That:  Quotes, Quips and Proverbs When Dealing in the World of Conflict and Negotiation.  Program on Negotiation Books.  2006.


➢ Weiss, J. Ed. When Spider Webs Unite: Five Case Studies of the Third Side in Action.  Cambridge, MA: Program on Negotiation Books. 2002.


➢ Dissertation.  Which way forward?: Mediator Sequencing Strategies in Intractable Communal Conflicts.  Available on-line at Dissertation Abstracts.


➢ Culture and Negotation: A Selected Annotated Bibliography. Cambridge, MA: Program on Negotiation.  Spring 1997.


➢ With Heen, S., Eds.  The Winter Negotiation Workshop Handbook.  Cambridge, MA: Program on Negotiation.  Winter 1996.

Articles and Chapters

➢  With Ury, W.  “Traveler There is no Path, the Path is Made by Negotiating: The Story of the Abraham Path, a Decade and a Half of Negotiations, and Lessons Learned.”  Negotiation Journal.  Fall 2022 Forthcoming. 

 

➢  Weiss, J. “Tricking the Jedi Mind: The Role of Unconscious Bias in Conflict.” In Ebner, N. and J. Reynolds. Star Wars and Conflict Resolution.  Forthcoming Fall 2022.

 

➢  With Navarro, J.  “What can Ben Franklin Teach Us About Effective Negotiation.” Psychology Today.  March 23, 2021.

 

➢  Weiss, J. “Top tips for achieving success when negotiating cross culturally.”  Association of MBAs. December 2020. 

 

➢  Weiss, J. “To Succeed in a Negotiation, Help Your Counterpart Save Face.”  Harvard Business Review. October 2, 2020.

 

➢  Weiss, J. “How to Use Stories to Become a Better Negotiator.”  ByteStart.co/uk (website). November 2020.

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➢  Weiss, J. “Top Tips on Achieving Success When Negotiating Cross Culturally.”  Association of MBAs (website). December 2020.

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➢  Weiss, J. “Creative Approach to Negotiation.”  The Smart Manager. May-June 2018. 16-18

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➢  Weiss, J.  “Connecting the Dots: The Nexus Between Leadership and Negotiation.” Negotiation Journal. 34 (2). April 2018. 207-213.

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➢  Weiss, J. “On Its Head: Teaching Negotiation in a Flipped Classroom.”  Program on Negotiation Blog Publication.  April 18, 2016.

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➢  Weiss, J. With Sebenius, J.  “Negotiating the Path of Abraham.”  Harvard Business School Case Study.  Harvard Business School, Cambridge, MA.  November 2015.  B case.

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➢  Weiss, J. “From Aristotle to Sadat: A short strategic persuasion framework for negotiators.”  Negotiation Journal.  31 (3). July 2015.  211-222.

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➢  Weiss, J.  “Negotiating skills to get ahead in your career.” In 7 Skills to Catapult Your Career.  Blackstone Audio, Inc. 2013.

 

➢  Weiss, J.  “Abraham's Path: The Path of a Thousand Negotiations." In Allen Nan, Mampilly, and Bartoli, Editors. Peacemaking: From Practice to Theory. Praeger Press, Santa Barbara, CA. 2012. Volume 2. 529-544.


➢ With Hancock, L. and Duerr, G.  “Prospect Theory and the Failure to Sell the Oslo Accords.”  Peace and Change.  Forthcoming. 


➢ With Hancock, L. and Duerr, G.  “Prospect Theory and the Framing of the Good Friday Agreement.”  Conflict Resolution Quarterly.  Volume 28, number 2, January 2011.


➢ “Understanding Negotiation Fatigue Syndrome and its Impact on the Mindset of a Negotiator.”  Oxford Leadership Journal.  Volume 2, Issue 1, January 2011.


➢ With Sebenius, J. and Leary, K.  “Negotiating the Path of Abraham.”  Harvard Business School Case Study.  Harvard Business School, Cambridge, MA.  January 2010.


➢ “A View Through the Bubble: Some Insights from Teaching Negotiation On-line.” Negotiation Journal.  21 (1), January, 2005. 71-83.


➢ “Framing GABI as GRIT in the Middle East.” Conflict Resolution Newsletter.  www.mediate.com. July, 2004.  


➢ “A New Precedent with Paradigmatic Importance: The Geneva Accords.” Conflict Resolution Newsletter.  www.mediate.com. December, 2003.  
➢ With Rosenberg, S. “Sequencing Strategy and Tactics.” In Burgess, G. and H. Burgess.  2003.  Beyond Intractability.  University of Colorado at Boulder.


➢ “Incrementaled to Death: Peacemaking in the Middle East.” Conflict Resolution Newsletter.  www.mediate.com. August, 2003.


➢ “Trajectories Toward Peace: Mediator Sequencing Strategies in Intractable Communal Conflicts.”  Negotiation Journal.  19 (2), April 2003. 109-115.
➢ “Why Negotiation has Gotten a Bad Name.” Conflict Resolution Newsletter.  www.mediate.com. March, 2003.


➢ “Tuzla, The Third Side, and the Bosnian War.” In Weiss, J., Ed. When Spider Webs Unite: Five Case Studies of the Third Side in Action. Cambridge, MA: Program on Negotiation Books. 2002.


➢ With d’Estree, Fast, and Jakobsen, “Changing the Debate about “Success” in Conflict Resolution Efforts.”  Negotiation Journal.  17 (2), April 2001.  101-114.


➢ With Hancock, L. and V. Perry.  "A Skeletal Solution to an Enigmatic Puzzle: A Framework for Intervening to Prevent Violent Ethno-Identity Conflicts."  CASID Connection. Michigan State University.  16, 1, 2000.  PP. 38-58.


➢ With Hancock, L.  "The Conflict Within." Online Journal of Peace and Conflict Resolution.  2,2, 1999.


➢ "A Tyrian Dilemma: Guarantors in Peace Agreements."  Journal of Civil Wars.  1, 4, 1998.  PP. 69-89.


➢ “A Disastrous Balancing Act: The Beginning of Cambodia’s Misery.” Online Journal of Peace and Conflict Resolution.  1, 1, 1998. 


➢  “Resurrecting Peacekeeping in Bosnia.”  IAPTC Peacekeeping Newsletter.  1, 5, Winter 1998.  P. 8.   


➢ With d'Estrée, T.P. Final report to Tucson Community Foundation: Rockefeller-funded projects in community conflict resolution. 1998.


➢ "Exhibit Understanding, Empathy, and Then Clarify the Situation."  Negotiation Journal.  13, 4, 1997.  PP. 322-323.


➢ "Learning from Saddam Hussein: Lessons for the Future of Nuclear Non-proliferation."  Swords and Ploughshares: A Journal of Foreign Affairs.  41, 1994.  PP. 5-16.


➢ Senior Thesis: “The effects of dehumanization by Upper Eschelon Nazi Guards on Lower Eschelon Nazi Guards and subsequently on prisoners of the concentration camps.”  Unpublished.  1991.

Blogs and Podcasts

➢ The nexus between Leadership and Negotiation.

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➢ In 2004, created Negotiation Tip of the Week (NTOW) Podcast that includes approximately 150 episodes.  NTOW has been in the iTunes top 100 Business Podcasts for the past three years.

Working Papers

➢ “Multiple Identities Problem in Negotiation: The Shifting/Trumping/Individual Context (STIC) Theory.”  Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution Working Paper.  April 2000.


➢ “The Third Side: A Pedagogical Accompaniment.”  College Version.  Program On Negotiation Working Paper.  Winter 2000.


➢ “The Third Side: A Pedagogical Accompaniment.”  High School Version.  Program On Negotiation Working Paper.  Winter 2000.


➢ "Broaching the Multiple Identities Problem in Negotiation: The Shifting/Trumping/Individual Context (STIC) Theory."  Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution Working Paper.  2000.


➢ "Tyr's Conundrum: Guarantors in Peace Agreements."  Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution Working Paper.  April 1999.

Negotiation Simulations

➢ With Blancke, and Shin, "Sanford High Race Riot: A Simulation."  In Ury, W., Ed.  Must We Fight: From the Schoolyard to the Battlefield.  Jossey Bass.  September. 2001.


➢ "The Powergraphics problem."  Program on Negotiation Case Simulation.  Cambridge, MA.  Program on Negotiation, 1996.

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