Conflict Resolution Studies Faculty Articles
Lessons from the Field of Intra-National Conflict Resolution
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1992
Publication Title
Notre Dame Law Review
Keywords
conflict resolution, cultures, human social interaction, mediation, societies
ISSN
0745-3515
Volume
97
Issue/No.
5
Abstract
Excerpt
Conflict is an inevitable fact in human social interaction. However, in different cultures and societies, there are various ways to settle conflicts such as litigation, arbitration, avoidance, adjudication, toleration, negotiation, divination, feuding, and mediation.' One of the approaches taken by the Carter Center's International Negotiation Network ("INN") involves the process of third-party mediation using an eminent person as the convener.
NSUWorks Citation
Spencer, D. E., & Yang, H. (1992). Lessons from the Field of Intra-National Conflict Resolution. Notre Dame Law Review, 97 (5) Retrieved from https://nsuworks.nova.edu/hcas_dcrs_facarticles/33
ResearcherID
0000-0002-4520-0511
