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  • Tribalism in the Trump Era

    Tribalism in the Trump Era

    The Societal Resilience Index

  • Given the resurgence of armed conflict, what are new, creative means of prevention?

    Global Health and Conflict Prevention

    Given the resurgence of armed conflict, what are new, creative means of prevention?

  • Lars Kirchhoff interviews Dan Shapiro

    Lars Kirchhoff Interviews Daniel Shapiro

  • Dr. Shapiro describes how to argue producively.

    How Can We Talk Politics Productively?

    In this popular video, Dr. Shapiro reveals three powerful tools.

  • Negotiating the Nonnegotiatiable: Read Dr. Shapiro's newest book

    How can we bridge the global divides?

    Find out in Dr. Shapiro's award-winning new book, Negotiating the Nonnegotiable.

  • The Teaching Cure: Daniel Shapiro and the Psychology of Negotiation

    New York Times: Daniel Shapiro and the Psychology of Negotiation

    Dan Shapiro speaks with the NYT about negotiation, conflict, and emotions

Our Mission

The Harvard International Negotiation Program works to bridge the world's toughest divides through research and educational initiatives on how to address the emotional and identity-based dimensions of conflict.

News and Events

  • Leading in Divided Times: A Panel Discussion at the World Economic Forum
  • Peace in the Middle East: Problems and Possibilities
  • BBC Debate: Making Peace in the Middle East
  • Former Sri Lankan President Talks Peace

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inp@harvard.edu

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