Sentence examples for conflict strategy from inspiring English sources

With Labour facing the prospect of losing an election in Scotland for the first time since 1955 to a hostile coalition in his home base, Mr Brown made an impassioned plea to wavering supporters to "come home to Labour" and head off the separatist threat of a "day one conflict strategy" if the SNP wins on Thursday.

While the methods used in Russia's interventions in Moldova and Ukraine differ, Russia will likely emulate the Moldovan frozen conflict strategy in Ukraine, due to deep ethnic tensions in both states and Russia's common objective of keeping both countries in its sphere of influence.

Our research question inquired about differences in the preference for conflict strategy by situation and intimacy and the corresponding cultural differences.

Alinsky's approach emphasized democratic decision making, the development of indigenous leadership, the support of traditional community leaders, addressing people's self-interest, use of conflict strategies, and fighting for specific and concrete results.

In particular, Crowley considered conflict strategies that were conditional on interactions in previous conflicts with the same opponent.

Our finding of feedbacks between the evolution of within-fight behaviour and the evolution of higher-level conflict strategies contradicts the common assumption that within-fight behaviour and higher-level conflict strategies evolve independently of each other.

Similar feedbacks might be important for the evolution of other conflict strategies such as winner-loser effects or coalitions.

It is apparent from this literature review that both adults and children have distinct cultural preferences for conflict strategies.

Such differences in how conflict strategies vary with both age and culture exhibit preliminary evidence that situations and contexts are indispensable in any investigation of conflict and conflict management strategies.

Information about details is included in Appendix A. The main purpose of this model was to explore the evolution of conflict strategies at two different levels: (1) how to behave in escalated conflicts (i.e. fighting behaviour in costly fights) and (2) how to adjust conflict behaviour in a series of conflicts (i.e. higher-level conflict strategies).

Seo (2004a, 2004b) looked at differences of opinion between friends, comparing the conflict strategies of Japanese elementary school children with those of Koreans.