Showers, Culture, and Conflict Resolution

Law, Culture, and Conflict: Dispute Resolution in Postwar Japan

How Does Culture Influence Conflict Resolution? a Dynamic Constructivist Analysis

Psychologists have taken several approaches to modeling how culture influences the ways individuals negotiate interpersonal conflict. Most common has been the approach of searching for cultural traits-general, stable value-orientations that predict a variety of culturally typical conflict resolution behaviors. Increasingly researchers have adopted a constructivist approach of locating the nexus...

theoretical introduction to conflict resolution

it seems that resolution of internal conflict is studied less than the international one. current literature in this regard is not focused on theoretical aspects of conflict resolution, particularly, on conditions and necessaries of resolving these kinds of conflicts. nevertheless, in political science literature it is possible to find some texts that implicitly or explicitly are related to thi...

Reconciliation and conflict resolution

The three thematic papers in this issue, and the guest editorial by John, Lord Alderice, speak for themselves and pointedly and poignantly show how psychiatrists cannot abdicate from the challenge of reconciliation and conflict resolution, whether this is within families, across ethnic or political divides or in the aftermath of war. The understanding of group dynamics, the mechanisms of projec...

Conflict resolution

We introduce a new method for solving systems of linear inequalities over the rationals—the conflict resolution method. The method successively refines an initial assignment with the help of newly derived constraints until either the assignment becomes a solution of the system or a trivially unsatisfiable constraint is derived. We show that this method is correct and terminating. Our experiment...