Alexandra Carter
Last updated 11 Nov 2026 · Named in 11 answers across 5 engines
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How AI engines see them
All three engines recognize Alexandra Carter as a Columbia Law School professor and negotiation expert who wrote Ask for More: 10 Questions to Negotiate Anything. They agree her approach favors collaborative questioning over aggressive demands. ChatGPT adds that she directs Columbia Law School's Mediation Clinic and trains negotiators for the United Nations. Google AI Mode adds that she is an executive negotiation coach who notes the cost of replacing an employee. Gemini adds her definition of negotiation as steering a relationship. No engine failed to name her. The cited pages most often come from alexcarterasks.com, followed by scholarship.law.columbia.edu.
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Alexandra Carter is a Columbia Law School professor, mediator and author of the bestselling book Ask for More: 10 Questions to Negotiate Anything.
Known for- bestselling book Ask for More
- strategic questioning in negotiation
- collaborative, non-confrontational negotiation approach
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Alexandra Carter is a Columbia Law School professor, global negotiation trainer for the United Nations and author of Ask for More.
Known for- bestselling book Ask for More
- strategic questioning in negotiation
- relationship-building approach to negotiation
- Google AI ModeNot named
Alexandra Carter is a Columbia Law School professor, mediator and executive negotiation coach who wrote Ask for More.
Known for- bestselling book Ask for More
- curiosity and empathy in negotiation
- strategic questioning in negotiation
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