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    Personal Narrative: Social Conflict It would have been easy to resolve had either one of us wanted to end the squabble. Looking back, it is unbelievable to me that I acted the way I did. Again and again the situation runs through my mind, unveiling new ends to the argument. It was a perfect example of similar scenes playing themselves out all over the world - the most basic level of social conflict we have, the easiest to resolve. I'd challenge anyone to speak out if he or she has not argued

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    Causes of Political conflict The culprit behind significant socio-political and economical changes and revolutions of the history is conflict. The uprising of such conflicts bring about an evolutionary change because it encourages people to redress their injustices, collaborate on solutions, and evolve in ways that could fundamentally transform the entire socio political and economical system. (Maiese, 2003) In her article discussing causes of political conflict put these conflicts under the category

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    Conflict Social Model

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    Dimensions of Conflict and The Social Model When we examine the initial conflict using the social style model we see that in some ways each individual involved in the conflict may react differently to a particular situation as it relates to their life experiences. It is understood that people approach their jobs based on their perceptions of what is expected from their performance. Where some individuals react quickly to a situation others may appear slow to respond taking their time to assess the

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    Conflict Theory Social-conflict approach is a framework for building theory that sees society as an arena of inequality that generates conflict and change, which can be divided into two parts, gender-conflict theory and race-conflict theory. Gender-conflict theory (feminist theory) focuses on inequality and conflict between women and men while race-conflict theory focuses on inequality and conflict between people of different racial and ethnic categories. Gender-conflict theory makes us aware of

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    Conflict theory sees society as constantly changing in response to social inequality and social conflict. According to the conflict theory, the ones who end up controlling the majority of these resources exert their power over others with the use of inequality causing social over the struggle of power. Inequality came about since the days of slaves. As far as we know the whites had power over the blacks so they were treated as slaves, but I often ask myself “what if the blacks had power over the

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    Social Identity Theory and Conflict Theoretically significant to conflict is social identity theory. It allows “predictions to incorporate who is likely to perceive and act in group terms, to remain committed to the group in times of crisis” Turner (1999), Doosje & Ellemers, (1999). Bar-Tal stresses conflict exists when an incompatible goal exists between two groups. The question of when incompatibility sets become important in understanding the cause of inter-ethnic or communal conflicts for instance

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    Conflict theory is really about fairness and reasonableness of the social system. When it comes to society’s institutions and incarceration, it is those in high places with connections who determine the fate of incarcerated people. There is gap between the rich and the poor and usually the rich are able to pay their way out of jail while a poor person is not able to pay for an expensive lawyer. These inequalities are what determine when prisoners are released from jail, where they can reside, and

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    Social conflict: Social conflict is one of the many sociological theories that affect us and includes the struggle for power in one’s society. Social conflict brings about inequality and leads to conflict and change in the society. There are several types of conflict which includes Social class, sex, race, ethnicity and gender conflicts. Conflict such as race looks at the racial difference between people, and focuses on racial inequality. An example of racial inequality can be identified in

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    Effective conflict management is important to ensure that that teams run smoothly. It is important that all members involved remain calm, open minded and adaptable. Using this positive approach conflict can provide an opportunity for growth and development. If the conflict is mismanaged it can harm the working relationship. In my job role, it is key for me to communicate with my employer and colleagues in times of conflict to get it resolved rather than carrying it around on my shoulders as it is

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    Social conflict theory sees social life as a race and centers on the allocation of resources, power, and inequality. Social conflict theory is a Marxist-based social theory which argues that individuals and groups (social classes) within society interact based on conflict rather than consensus. More powerful groups will tend to use their power in order to retain power and exploit groups with less power (Butler, 1991; Payne, 2015). According to conflict theory, those with wealth and power try to hold

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