Social conflict / edited by N. Jayaram and Satish Saberwal

By:

"Jayaram, N. (ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Oxford University Press; 1996Description: 563p.-ISBN:

195636902

Subject(s):

Violence

DDC classification:

303.6 SOC

Summary: A systematic study of social conflicts reveals the manner in which societies function. Reviewing a wide range of perspectives on conflict, Social Conflict is organized into five sections: the family sphere, the cultural sphere, the political sphere, the work sphere, and conflict resolution.

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A systematic study of social conflicts reveals the manner in which societies function. Reviewing a wide range of perspectives on conflict, Social Conflict is organized into five sections: the family sphere, the cultural sphere, the political sphere, the work sphere, and conflict resolution.

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