Essays on Conflict Resolution Theory

For my end of the semester reflection piece, I am focusing on a topic that brought our peace studies class to many heated discussions; the topic of feminism. More specifically, I believe that the accompanying negative stigma attached to feminism needs to be eradicated. You can ask any man his opinion on the movement, and many of them will reply with something negative to say. I have had countless debates with my male friends where I find myself constantly defending women who choose to be ...

The new strategies and implementations that characterize human resource management and industrial relations have impacted the current industrial regulations, and Enpark Company is no exception. Enpark Company operates in Middle East through facilitation of environmental and energy sectors. In so doing, Enpark generated interest in the employment relations across the globe. It is not only undertaken at the level of the CEO of the company, but across the whole management. As such, Enpark has ...

Conflict is a natural and inevitable part of human life and a very typical aspect of human relationships at different levels, from intra-personal level to global levels. The process of conflict begins when one perceives that someone has negatively affected or is about to negatively impact on us or someone/something we care about. The deeper we care, the greater the intensity of conflict is perceived. Apparently, the way in which people handle conflict is matter of choice and habit. As such, it ...

Introduction Conclusion The aim of this essay is to address the existing conflict of racial discrimination, the reasoning behind why people of a certain race feels more privileged than the others, racial superiority and discussing it thoroughly backed up by Realistic Conflict Theory and Social Identity Theory. This essay is going to examine the issue regarding Asians being the target of a racial discrimination and prejudice in Australian context. Focusing on the ...