If only doubles were that easy in settling conflicts plagued and prolonged by hate.
In summary, good governance plays an important role both in avoiding and settling conflicts.
And, as Kripa Sridharan, author of a book on Asian regionalism, puts it, ASEAN has never been for settling conflicts but rather for "conflict mitigation".
Treaty of Tordesillas, (June 7 , 1494, agreement between Spain and Portugal aimed at settling conflicts over lands newly discovered or explored by Christopher Columbus and other late 15th-century voyagers.
Arms-control advocates generally take a more or less realistic approach to international relations, eschewing pacifism in a world they view as anarchic and as lacking any central authority for settling conflicts.
In July some progress appeared to have been made toward settling conflict in Darfur when the Khartoum government and one rebel faction, the Liberation and Justice Movement, signed the Darfur Peace Agreement (also known as the Doha Agreement).
In "A World Court That Could Backfire" (Op-Ed, Jan . 15, Stephen D. Krasner argues that an international criminal court should be rejected since the threat of punishment might inhibit genocidal dictators from settling conflicts peacefully.
Respect for all living things would require settling conflicts between persons and nonpersons in ways that are fair to both.
Even starting with minor land disputes, inhabitants and manufacturers regain the awareness of place and this environmental understanding is useful for overcoming, reducing and settling conflicts between different uses of resources – the common goods, starting with water.
Such entrenchments notwithstanding, some centralization often occurs owing to the constitutional interpretations by a federal level court in charge of settling conflicts regarding the scopes of final legislative and/or judicial authority.
