Conflict: Human Needs Theory

Abstract

Preface - Foreword and Acknowledgements - Notes on Contributors - Introduction - Needs as Analogues of Emotions P.Sites - Meaningful Social Bonding as a Universal Human Need M.E.Clark - The Biological Basis of Needs in World Society: The Ultimate Micro-Macro Nexus D.J.D.Sandole - Needs Theory, Social Identity, and an Eclectic Model of Conflict R.J.Fisher - Conflict and Needs Research K.Gillwald - Social Conflicts and Needs Theories: Some Observations R.Roy - Necessitous Man and Conflict Resolution: More Basic Questions about Basic Human Needs Theory C.Mitchell - On Conflicts and Metaphors: Toward an Extended Rationality O.Nudler - Self-Reflexivity and Freedom: Toward a Prescriptive Theory of Conflict Resolution J.S.Scimecca - Human Needs and the Modernization of Poverty V.Rader - Taking the Universality of Human Needs Seriously C.Bay - The Role of Knowledge in Conflict Resolution Y.Friedman - Processes of Governance: Can Governments Truly Respond to Human Needs? W.Potapchuk - Applying a Human Needs Perspective to the Practice of Conflict Resolution: The Israeli-Palestine Case H.Kelman - International Development in Human Perspective J.Galtung - Basic Human Needs Theory: Beyond Natural Law R.E.Rubenstein - Index

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