Richard H. Solomon: Negotiating Behavior

Conversations With History - Richard H. Solomon

Richard H. Solomon; President, United States Institute of Peace
Abstract: 

Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Richard H. Solomon, President of the United States Institute of Peace.  Ambassador Solomon reflects on his career as Sinologist, diplomat, and negotiator. He discusses his involvement in the breakthrough to China in the Nixon Kissinger era of diplomacy and speculates on the trajectory of U.S. China relations. He recalls his involvement in the negotiations that led to the Cambodian settlement and the end of the 100 years of war in Indochina. He describes the work of the United States Institute of Peace and its efforts to promote and sustain conflict resolution. Finally, he speculates on the role of culture and other variables in shaping negotiating behavior and achieving conflict resolution.

Key Words: Diplomacy, Negotiations, Political Scientists, China, Asia
Author: 
Richard H. Solomon
Publication date: 
February 23, 2011
Publication type: 
Conversations with History