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Konfliktdynamik
Konfliktdynamik
Editors:
Prof. Dr. Renate Dendorfer-Ditges, LL.M. MBA, München | Dr. Sonja Fücker, Universität Bielefeld | Prof. Dr. Alexander Redlich, Universität Hamburg | Kirsten Schroeter, Hamburg | Prof. Dr. Sascha Weigel, Leipzig
Sibling conflict is a desideratum in educational science. This is surprising, because parents are called upon to react to their children’s quarrels and they can educate their children to deal with conflicts. Thus, according to the basic idea of...
Communication and relationships in families have never been as good as they are today. One constant, however, is resource conflicts between parents and children. The article first clarifies the underlying understanding of generations: a distinction...
When arguments are exchanged or presented in media debates, they are usually presented as absolute opposites from two sides. However, on closer inspection, seemingly opposing positions often have little to do with each other. In order to improve the...
Intergenerational relationships produce conflict »problematics« in the Western European family. Two appear to be fundamental in terms of subject theory: 1) The two-generation association living in the same household shows a contradictory unity of...
Companies are expected to comply with laws, to protect the environment, to keep an eye on supply chains, to increase profit, to be humancentric and to put the customer first. These expectations are frequently more demanding than people outside of an...
The compliance and integrity management of companies is a central component in the concept of sustainable corporate governance, as it is currently demanded by society. This article first explains the connections between corporate conflicts, breaches...
The Supply Chain Due Diligence Act with its human rights and environmental focus presents companies with new organizational challenges, whether they themselves fall within the scope of the law or whether obligations in the supply chain have been...
Sanctions against human rights violations and corruption: what companies need to know? Many states do not only impose sanctions against certain countries, but also on the basis of massive human rights violations or acts of corruption. Most notably,...
More than two years after it was initialed and promulgated, the accord between the governments of Namibia and Germany, officially to serve reconciliation in the face of the colonial past and the genocide of 1904–1908, forms still the subject of...
When researching conflict constellations, it is important to be aware of social (power) asymmetries and escalation potentials and to find sensitive and creative ways of dealing with them. Against this background, this article offers an assessment of...
Conflict styles describe different ways in which people act in and deal with conflicts. There exist theoretical considerations on the relationship between conflict styles and trust as well as the experience of justice. Those assumptions are...
People who have experienced sexualized violence (in their childhood and adolescence) often suffer from feelings of guilt. Since perpetrators usually do not credibly ask for an apology, victims are dependent on representative and symbolic forms of...