The InterNeg map presents its five departments, two negotiation support systems and several pages devoted to specific topics. It is meant to give you a better understanding of InterNeg's design principles rather than information on all its systems, pages and repositories.

The InterNeg site

The InterNeg site is organized into five departments with additional information about the site and its authors. Each department has a specific focus as follows:

Reference desk

An archive of reference material on negotiation and negotiation support, including FAQs, journals and bulletins, bibliographies, software catalogues, glossaries and computing dictionaries. Announcements about upcoming events relevant to the negotiation community are also collected here.

Research studies

All research output from the InterNeg group and their associates. Anyone is welcome to describe their work here as long as they provide a writeup and take the responsibility for maintaining any links in their writeup.

Support tools and aids

Software that is usable on the Web. This includes software produced as part of the InterNeg project, e.g., INSPIRE and INSS, and tools contributed by other researchers.

Learning and training

Negotiation learning and teaching resources, e.g., tutorials, essays on and guidelines for negotiation strategies, course information, university programs, training seminars and other training aids. This section is intended mainly for scholars and instructors, but students, especially higher level students, may find it useful.

External links

Links to negotiation-related sites other than our own. The first four departments are also reflected here, but we do not maintain any of the material referenced in this section.
Contains brief biographies and links to the home pages of negotiation people including researchers, practitioners and consultants, as well as information about organizations involved in negotiations. Includes links to resources in related disciplines such as GDSS and AI.