Understanding conflict and conflict analysis/ Ho-Won Jeong

By:

Jeong, Ho-Won

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TextPublication details: Los Angeles: SAGE Publications Ltd, 2008.Description: 264 pISBN:

1412903092

Subject(s):

Social conflict. Conflict management. Conflict (Psychology)

DDC classification:

303.6 JEO/U

Contents:

PART I: Concepts and analysis. Approaches to understanding conflict Conflict analysis framework PART II: Sources and situations. Sources of conflict Conflict situations and behaviour PART III: Process and structure. Process of conflict Interlinkage and context PART IV: Dynamics and escalation. A system of conflict dynamics Escalation and entrapment PART V: De-escalation and termination. De-escalation dynamics Conciliation strategies Ending conflict.

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PART I: Concepts and analysis. Approaches to understanding conflict
Conflict analysis framework

PART II: Sources and situations. Sources of conflict
Conflict situations and behaviour

PART III: Process and structure. Process of conflict
Interlinkage and context

PART IV: Dynamics and escalation. A system of conflict dynamics
Escalation and entrapment

PART V: De-escalation and termination. De-escalation dynamics
Conciliation strategies
Ending conflict.

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