Urban Conflict and Communication

Abstract

The article argues that conflict is inherent to urban life. With the increasing economic, political and cultural importance of cities, the management of urban conflict becomes essential to the well-being of the majority of the world's people. Communication in the sense of `disarming conversation' can play a crucial role in preventing low-intensity disputes escalating towards violent and deeply damaging conflicts. A key element of the `right to the city' should be the `right to a communicative city'.

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