Social Conflict: Escalation, Stalemate, and Settlement

Gordon Dean · Рубин · Z Jeffrey · Kim · Sung Hee Kim

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CHAPTER 1: Overview CHAPTER 2: Nature and Sources of Conflict CHAPTER 3: Strategic Choice CHAPTER 4: Contentious Tactics CHAPTER 5: Escalation and Its Development CHAPTER 6: The Structural Change Model CHAPTER 7: Conditions that Encourage and Discourage Escalation CHAPTER 8: The Persistence of Escalation CHAPTER 9: Perceived Stalemate and De-escalation CHAPTER 10: Problem Solving and Reconciliation CHAPTER 11: The Intervention of Third Parties

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