Negotiating Race in the Workplace after Trump
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-2019
Journal Title
Negotiation Journal
ISSN
1571-9979
DOI
10.1111/nejo.12285
Abstract
With America’s increasing multicultural population and some purported beliefs that we have approached a post-racial society, the ability to recognize that race still matters is an important factor in negotiations. This paper attempts to capture and describe as much of the key literature and cases as recently as of July 2015 that identify the unique experiences for black persons in negotiation. The paper uses a workplace hypothetical and aspects of critical race analysis regarding covering and stereotype threat to make some suggestions to address these challenges especially in salary negotiations.
First Page
195
Last Page
204
Num Pages
10
Volume Number
35
Issue Number
1
Publisher
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Recommended Citation
Michael Z. Green,
Negotiating Race in the Workplace after Trump,
35
Negot. J.
195
(2019).
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