GEN 4471

Negotiation by Design: Crafting Environmental Agreement

Stanford University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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In this course, you will learn fundamental negotiation & design skills, and apply them to environment- and sustainability- based simulations and case studies. We will show you how, where and why design thinking adds unique efficacy to your burgeoning negotiation abilities: map and design the structure and process of a negotiation; identify the underlying motivations of the stakeholders in your negotiation scenarios; surface the distinct differences between everyday conversation and strategic negotiation; improve listening and communication; develop your gravitas and adaptability in the moment; practice teamwork in both preparation and execution of complex, multi-party negotiations. You will work through exercises that isolate these skills and then apply them in simulated negotiations, at least one in every class session, to develop and embed a confidence/competence feedback loop for your continued growth as a negotiator. This course is geared for students who are dedicated to and passionate about sustainability, environment, and social justice - from any school or discipline at Stanford, not just the Doerr School. This course requires an application and acceptance by the instructors. No previous negotiation or design thinking training is required.

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