Abstract
At the beginning of this study, we stated that six themes would be pursued and that these would form a framework within which conflicts and disputes, at widely different social levels, would be considered. These themes were:
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The basic concepts involved in any analysis of social and international conflict.
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The different types of conflict that could be distinguished.
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The sources of conflicts.
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The major behavioural patterns and processes involved when parties found themselves in situations of goal incompatibility.
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Exacerbating and dampening factors and influences upon conflict processes.
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The various forms of conflict termination from victory or extermination, to a solution reached with the assistance of some third party.
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Mitchell, C.R. (1981). Afterword: Future Directions. In: The Structure of International Conflict. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-04886-1_14
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