Management and Organization 567:

Interpersonal Influence and Power (3.0 units)

Legitimate and effective use of power to resolve conflicts and mobilize action through understanding the talent and self-interest of people involved in decision-making. Readings, cases.
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SectionSessionTypeTimeDaysRegisteredInstructorLocationSyllabusInfo
16709R071Lecture6:30-9:30pmWednesday
60 of 60
(19 on waitlist)		Nathanael FastONLINEPDF (225412 KB)session datesbook list
16713R071Lecture2:00-4:50pmTuesday59 of 60 (45 on waitlist)Nathanael FastONLINEPDF (225193 KB)session datesbook list
16721R071Lecture6:30-9:30pmWednesday47 of 60Chris BresnahanONLINEsession datesbook list
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