CRInfo - Types of Conflict

Types of Conflict


Interpersonal Conflict(View Additional Sub-Topics)
	Summary Articles: CRInfo -- From Beyond Intractability Project Full Resource Listings: Web -- Print -- Organization -- All


Family Conflicts(View Additional Sub-Topics)
	Family conflicts can often be extremely difficult because the people can never get away from each other--they will always be family. The closeness can lead to especially intense conflicts. Summary Articles: CRInfo Recommended References: Jennifer Murphy Full Resource Listings: Web -- Print -- Organization -- All


Organizational/Business(View Additional Sub-Topics)
	Organizational conflicts are conflicts that arise within organizations (e.g., businesses, educational institutions, religious organizations, non-profit groups, governmental agencies, etc.) Summary Articles: CRInfo


Education: General(View Additional Sub-Topics)
	Recommended References: Sarah Hammill Full Resource Listings: Web -- Print -- Organization -- All


Intergroup Conflicts(View Additional Sub-Topics)
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Community / Environment / Public Policy Conflicts(View Additional Sub-Topics)
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International Conflict(View Additional Sub-Topics)
	International conflicts are conflicts that involve two or more nation-states. Summary Articles: CRInfo Full Resource Listings: Web -- Print -- Organization -- All


Intractable Conflict(View Additional Sub-Topics)
	Summary Articles: From Beyond Intractability Project Recommended References: From Beyond Intractability Project


Justice Conflicts(View Additional Sub-Topics)
	Summary Articles: From Beyond Intractability Project Recommended References: From Beyond Intractability Project Full Resource Listings: Print -- All

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