Volume 15 (2026), Edition 1

The present day in late modern societies is marked by various crises, the origins of which lie in conflicts between social groups that take different positions on issues such as migration, economic inequalities, or generational injustices. This...

Based on experiences of drug users, this article examines how stigmatization, exclusion, and belonging intersect in the lives of marginalized groups, focusing on their places of withdrawal. It discusses conceptual considerations grounded in...

In light of increasing social complexity, overlapping crises, and growing uncertainty about the future, Social Work is challenged to critically reexamine its theoretical, methodological, and ethical foundations. This article develops an...

Although managers are often confronted with conflicts, little research has been conducted on how their conflict management affects the job satisfaction of their employees. This study therefore investigates the relationship between different conflict...

This article develops a systemic perspective on conflicts by combining approaches from Sprenger and Eidenschink with Schmid’s cultural encounter model (KBM). Conflicts are conceptualized as interactions between different cultural and role logics...