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In a profession spanning decades, Mitchell B. Reiss has been at the guts of a few of America's most very sensitive diplomatic negotiations. He is internationally regarded for his negotiation attempts to forge serenity in North Ireland and to stem the nuclear turmoil in North Korea. In Negotiating with Bad, Reiss distills his experience to answer two questions more essential today than ever: Should we talk to terrorists? And if we do, how should we perform the negotiations to be able to gain what we want? To analyze this book, Reiss traveled the world for 3 years, unearthing hidden aspects of the most key and sensitive negotiations from recent background. He has interviewed hundreds of individuals, including best ministers, generals, intelligence operatives, and past terrorists in conflict-torn parts of Europe, Asia, North Africa, and the center East. The effect is a remarkable examination of the different methods countries have employed to confront terrorist motions, the blunders made, the victories achieved, and the lessons discovered. Negotiating with Bad is a penetrating and insightful look into high-stakes diplomacy in the post-9/11 world and a essential contribution to the global security controversy as the United States and its own allies battle to confront terrorist risks abroad with home.
