CRInfo - Characteristics of Intractable Conflicts



		Characteristics of Intractable Conflicts Intractable conflicts are ones that go on and on, are frequently very destructive, and seem to resist any attempts at resolution. Though international conflicts, such as Israel-Palestine quickly come to mind, domestic issues such as the abortion controversy, and even some marital relations are quite intractable as well. Summary Articles: From Beyond Intractability Project Full Resource Listings: Web -- Print -- Organization -- All

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