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    Dealing with Conflicts

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    Activity 1- Approaches to Dealing with Conflict 1. 5 conflict management styles: i. Ignoring or avoiding the conflict ii. Giving in/ accommodating iii. Aggression/ bullying iv. Compromise/ sitting the difference v. Co-operation/ collaboration 2. Ignoring or avoiding the conflict: Ignoring the pink elephant in the room- pretending the conflict is not there in hopes that it will go away‚ disappear or resolve itself. Positive consequences: Give us

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    Conflict Resolution

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    Conflict Resolution The nature of a work team makes them vulnerable to conflicts and disagreements. Because people carry the weight of personal values‚ experiences and beliefs into the work team‚ there is always the possibility that conflict will arise. That is why recognizing the signs and source of conflict will help understand the role of conflict in the work team. Here is list of signs of conflicts that the work team should be aware of: 1. Anger‚ irritability‚ sarcasm 2. Without holding

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    International Conflict

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    1. International conflict among countries is more likely of what we may think. Today there are many different ongoing conflicts. International conflict is a stage of opposition‚ disagreement or incompatibility between two or more states (Malek). The term "international conflict" referred to conflicts between different nations and conflicts between people and organizations in different nations (Mr. Turetzky lec 11). It also applies to inter-group conflicts within one country when one group is fighting

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    Encountering Conflict

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    Conflict‚ whether we choose to admit it‚ is a part of life. Conflict may be sparse in a persons life‚ and most of which is over trivial things‚ but when faced with a conflict great enough‚ the very fibre of a persons being is tested‚ and how they react proves what kind of person they are. This testing only occurs when one is taken far from their comfort zones‚ and is such often difficult to see. This is not the case in regards to those involved in the witch trials of Salem in 1692. As one of the

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    The aim of creating peace in a country that is conflict-prone or a post-conflict environment is to prevent the reoccurrence or escalation of violence and establish a durable self-sustaining peace. The root causes of conflicts clearly need to be addressed adequately otherwise violence will recur. There are numerous root causes of a conflict‚ such as these major causes; political‚ economic and social inequalities‚ poor governance‚ high unemployment and poverty. There are many examples of violence recurring

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    COnflict at Riverside

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    Conflict at Riverside The conflict between organisational management and trade unions has existed now for many years. Whilst the objectives of trades union have traditionally been to maintain and improve the conditions of their worker members‚ this has more often than not‚ manifested itself in a conflict and struggle with the “political systems” adopted by the hierarchy of company management. This is certainly evident in the conflict at Riverside. What adds another dimension to the situation is

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    Conflict Management

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    trying to eliminate conflict in organisations. Why and do you think this is a useful thing for them to do? Both the major sources of conflict and the strategies that managers can use to overcome conflict situations in organizations should be discussed in your answer. “Conflict in an ever-present process in human relations.” (Charles‚ Loomis & Loomis‚ 1965‚ as cited in Ohio State University Fact Sheet‚ 2002) Debate‚ negotiations‚ bargaining‚ disagreements‚ and other forms of conflict are part of the

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    Conflict In Indochina

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    Assess the impact of the conflict in Indochina for the citizens of Vietnam and Cambodia The conflict in Indochina had both short term and long term social‚ cultural‚ environmental‚ economic and human impacts on the citizens of both Vietnam and Cambodia. Civilians in both countries were affected by political oppression due to American intervention which had‚ and continues to have‚ a detrimental effect of all aspects of society in Vietnam and Cambodia. The conflict in Indochina had a detrimental

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    Conflict Theory

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    sociological perspective that I chose to write about is known as the conflict theory‚ which is a theory that was developed by Karl Marx in order to illustrate how the issue of having conflict and stress within society influence the rate of change among that society. The conflict theory is composed of three assumptions known as competition‚ structural inequality‚ and social change. Competition assumes that society is in a state of indefinite conflict due to competition for limited resources‚ such as money‚

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    The Grandfather Conflict

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    called “The Grandfather” The characters in this scene are the grandfather‚ the mother‚ the father‚ and the author. The conflict is between the grandfather and father and mother (The Grandfather vs. Mother and Father). The conflict arises when the author said‚ “That was Friedrich!” The grandfather was curious until he found out Friedrich was a Jewish boy. The effect the conflict had on the characters besides the grandfather besides the grandfather‚ (the mother‚ father‚ and author) is how people

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