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This book gives a theoretical foundation of the forms and causes of conflicts, methods of conflicts, various regional and international conflicts and Gandhian approach to conflict resolution.
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Conflict Resoultion : Conflict: Forms Causes and Methods of Resolution
Seller: Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd, New Delhi, India
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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Conflict and conflict resolution an introduction. 2. Forms and causes of conflict. 3. Methods of conflict resolution. 4. Regional conflicts. 5. International conflicts. 6. Gandhian approach to conflict resolution. Bibliography. Index. The text provides a comprehensive introduction to a vide ranging panorama of the ideas theories and assumptions on which the study of conflict resolution is based. The book gives a theoretical foundation of the forms and causes of conflicts methods of conflicts various regional and international conflicts and Gandhian approach to conflict resolution. Hence it presents the conceptual analysis of conflict resolution in its broadest form. With this perspective in mind the present study aims to analyze all conflicts which have much in common how do explanatory models differ if we try to generalize from interpersonal conflicts to international ones or from those involving extreme violence to much more benign behaviours is there any really general theory of conflict possible with each of the diverse forms of conflicts being submitted as a special case Is it necessary to treat intranational and international conflicts as totally distinct How can a general theory of conflict be constructed given the distinctive bodies of literature that have developed around each of these very different kinds of conflicts Can the important differences among such forms of conflict be incorporated into a general theory Can we make use of a single body of concepts or variables that pertain such a variety of different forms and what if such a general theory cannot be constructed. Does this mean that we will require a different theory for each and every type of conflict that we wish to study Can we learn nothing about some new form of conflict by studying past ones. This is what this book wants to emphasise. 256 pp. Seller Inventory # 63856