Titlebook: Conflict: Human Needs Theory; John Burton Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 behavior.conflict

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F. Hofmann,M. Biel,R. Feil,T. Kleppisch workshop.. This approach derives from the work of John Burton’ and follows the general principles that he has laid out. My own work has concentrated heavily (though not exclusively) on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and I will draw most of my illustrations from that arena.

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Social Conflicts and Needs Theories: Some Observationsf these theories has now emerged, Sphinx-like, a new theory claiming to put an end to all theories by indicating how a perfect society of perfect individuals could be realized. This is human needs theory.

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Self-reflexivity and Freedom: Toward a Prescriptive Theory of Conflict Resolutionacceptance of the dichotomy between fact and value which defines contemporary mainstream social science, and which has led to an overemphasis upon quantitative methods in the name of an objectivity which is at best suspect. Conflict resolution should be a normative discipline; it should be prescriptive.

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Genetic Transformation of , (Anise),perceive our own narrowness could well have unfortunate consequences globally. What is needed, then, is for those of us in the West not only to seek understanding from others outside our own traditions, but also conscientiously to identify and critique as many of the assumptions underlying our own thinking as we possibly can.

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Biotechnology in Agriculture and ForestryIt is becoming increasingly evident that if needs theory is to prevail as a viable part of social theory it must have an ontological grounding which hopefully will provide a basis for agreement among scholars and help silence the critics.

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Needs as Analogues of EmotionsIt is becoming increasingly evident that if needs theory is to prevail as a viable part of social theory it must have an ontological grounding which hopefully will provide a basis for agreement among scholars and help silence the critics.