International Journal of Conflict Management: Volume 22 Issue 1

Managing ethnic conflicts

Richard A. Posthuma

This themed issue seeks to gather together several papers on the topic of managing ethnic conflicts. This introduction summarizes these papers.

An examination of conflict style preferences in India

Stephen M. Croucher, Kyle J. Holody, Manda V. Hicks, Deepa Oommen, Alfred DeMaris

This study sets out to examine conflict style preferences in India and the predictive effects of various demographic variables on conflict style preference.

Political information and emotions in ethnic conflict interventions

Cigdem V. Sirin, José D. Villalobos, Nehemia Geva

This study aims to explore the effects of political information and anger on the public's cognitive processing and foreign policy preferences concerning third‐party interventions…

Muslim and Christian conflict styles in Western Europe

Stephen Croucher

This study seeks to examine the influence of national and religious identification on conflict styles among Christians and Muslims in Western Europe.

The Bangladesh approach to the Palestinian‐Israeli struggle: A desperate strategy to cope with a state of emergency

Sapir Handelman

The main purpose of this paper is to propose a strategy to promote the culture of peace in the Palestinian‐Israeli struggle. The Bangladesh approach to peacemaking offers a dual…

Women in Sulha – excluded yet influential: Examining women's formal and informal role in traditional dispute resolution, within the patriarchal culture of Northern Israel's Arab community

Doron Pely

This paper aims to locate, describe and analyze the mechanism and impact of women's informal role within the formally male‐only Sulha – a prevalent, inter/intra‐communal dispute…

A new company descriptor takes us into a new era

Rebecca Marsh