It's full of useful tips on how to negotiate effectively without giving in or jeopardising your relationship with the other party.
Low grades have become endemic in Gaza, jeopardising the Palestinian reputation for being the best educated in the Middle East.
Over the weekend, four hospitals were bombed in Aleppo, jeopardising medical care for more than 200,000 desperate civilians.
If investment were to falter and private consumption failed to compensate, China would be left with a big hole in demand, jeopardising employment and growth.
Antonio Horta-Osorio, the bank's chief executive (pictured), said that the sector's tarnished reputation is harming recruitment, which is in turn jeopardising its long-term viability.
Only when some of Nakheel's bondholders threatened to pursue their claims in court, jeopardising an orderly restructuring of the group's other debts, did Dubai relent.Despite the $10 billion bail-out, Dubai's creditors are still in some suspense.
The UN agency that supports Palestinian refugees is facing its biggest funding crisis since it was set up in 1948, jeopardising its ability to educate a new generation of children and to cater for the most destitute people in the Yarmouk camp near Damascus.
You've got Mr Abbott who doesn't like solar power, doesn't like wind power, is walking away from investing in it, jeopardising business certainty and the thousands of jobs that go with it, or you've got my Labor team.
Moscow claims that fascists have taken power in Ukraine, jeopardising the safety of Russian speakers.
Heightened military action in Somalia risks jeopardising fragile gains in dealing with the humanitarian crisis in the region, a top UN relief official said on Sunday.
