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    that contain underlying interpersonal or organizational conflict. This is because compromise is frequently a "settled" resolution to a problem and not typically the optimal solution sought by either party. It may generate a functional or material solution but not resolve emotional or behavioural issues associated with the disagreement. As a result one or both parties in the dispute may continue to harbour ill feelings or other dissatisfaction that can surface again if the parties continue to have contact

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    Arbitration means “a neutral third party or panel of experts hears a dispute and imposes a resolution of the parties” (Miller & Jentz‚ 2008‚ p.50). However‚ both parties must sign and agree to the above statement for it to be acknowledged as a legal judgment. In the case of Thomas Baker and Osborne Development Corporation it gets a little bit more involved. For starters‚ Osborne Development purchased the home warranty program administered by Home Buyers Warranty and signed the agreement of

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    Weakness of Asean

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    Charter in 2008‚ the recent border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia has shown that the organisation places the onus of avoiding armed conflict on the disputants themselves. Following Michael Leifer’s account of the ‘ASEAN paradox’ (1983)‚ this dispute has further demonstrated that ASEAN is an association rather than an alliance. Leifer argued that security matters are addressed bilaterally rather than regionally‚ and national interest prevails over regional unity. Even after both countries withdrew

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    avoiding disputes may be the correct way to deal with conflict but it is often not the case. Dealing with conflict by being involved is often the most methodical way to resolve an issue but there are instances where being engaged can be detrimental to an individual or group. Approaching conflict by being an active participant is one of many possible options to resolve conflict. There are many different ways to transcend conflict‚ for instance‚ unifying all combatants involved in a dispute. Even if

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    Conflict Diagnosis in the Newspaper COM/470 January 28‚ 2013 Ken West Conflict Diagnosis in the Newspaper “In conflict resolution‚ the first objective is to determine the root cause of the conflict through a conflict diagnosis.” (Hawk‚ 2013‚ p.1). Conflict diagnosis is a process used for understanding disputes‚ interpersonal conflicts‚ and the like. This is achieved by following the basic steps of conflict diagnosis: mapping out the conflict‚ identifying the source of the conflict

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    Pambarangay system or the Barangay Justice System is an extra governmental mechanism aimed at perpetuating the time honored tradition of amicably settling interpersonal disputes in a community without recourse to the formal legal system of confrontational social behavior. It provides a way for members of a barangay to settle their disputes through mediation‚ conciliation and arbitration without resorting to the formal justice system; i.e.‚ the courts. The primordial objective of the Katarungang Pambarangay

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    The Role of Forensic Accountants in the Development of Judicial Process By: Nnoruem Timothy O. M.Sc Accountancy PROBLEM STATEMENT In recent times‚ the world has witnessed the failure of large corporate organizations which has been attributed to large scale fraud by Directors in connivance with auditors. There is the case of Enro in the U.S‚ Parmalat in Italy and many cases in the U.K such as Polly Peek‚ Maxwell communications and BCCI. This development brought about in

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    Assignment 1: Local Lawsuit Alana Robinson Strayer University LEG 100: Business Law Prepared for: Professor Matthew Grasham November 4‚ 2012 Abstract This paper is going to examine the difference between Black Bike week and Harley Davidson Spring Bike Rally (predominantly white) in Myrtle Beach‚ South Carolina. We are going to see if the NAACP had a valid reason to file a lawsuit against Myrtle Beach and several of its businesses. If so‚ we are going to see how risk management could’ve

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    Our system of law is recognised as the adversary system. It begins from a point of conflict either from criminal or civil and traverses through various check points of the legal process looking for resolution or recompense. Each side battling the opposing parties’ argument while defending their own. In the hope of achieving a positive verdict in front of the neutral adjudicator the Judge acting as the passive umpire and guardian of the law. Critics may argue that fundamental values of liberty‚ equality

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    The Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 1. Introduction The emergence of personal computers that are portable during the 80’s and 90’s changed the way companies conducted their business. There was the whole move from files and files of paper to electronic databases. Although this move was a significant step in simplifying the way business was conducted‚ it did not create any new spaces and channels for marketing and sales people to exploit. Customers were still limited to buying goods

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