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    The Syrian Civil War has had a profound effect of all Syrians as well as neighbouring countries and the international community. With more than 11 million homeless Syrians comes consequences beyond what most of the world population has ever experienced or anticipated. Of the displaced, almost 5 million are refugees outside Syria and around 6 million have been displaced inside Syria, with half of all displaced Syrians being children. The main causes of displacement amongst the population is the

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    Assessment Task 3 Part A 1. Discuss the conflict resolution process that you would use to resolve the workplace situation. • Take responsibility for finding a solution to conflict: Meeting for finding a solution to conflict with both parties • Establish and agree on the nature and details of conflict with all parties and assess impact: When resolving a conflict, start by finding common ground. Identify and acknowledge areas of agreement and then move on to negotiate areas of disagreement. • Deal

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    Dispute Resolution Processes: Resolving and Managing legal disputes The Spectrum of Dispute Resolution Processes It is important to understand the basic nature of dispute resolution processes and how they relate to one another. Whilst dispute resolution as a whole is complicated to define, the Spectrum of Dispute Resolution visually displays the six main processes from their ability to resolve conflict to their ability to resolve a dispute. Walking away, negotiation and mediation fall on the

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    I chose to analyze Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In written by Roger Fisher, William L. Ury, and Bruce Patton with a mediation perspective to tie similarities from the book to dispute 400. Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In is a great book that educates and guides readers to take a positive, realistic, and attainable approach towards negotiation and resolving disputes. Fisher, Ury, and Patton have developed a catalog of four methods that are recommended

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    EPA inspectors or other EPA associated agents will be allowed to enter any facilities allegedly performing violations for reasons of conducting assessments, inspections, or verifications of compliance with the Consent Decree. They will also be allowed to verify submitted data or information by Trident in accordance to the Consent Decree. No restrictions will be placed during these visits and will come into effect on the date of Trident’s signature on the document. Trident will also be obligated to

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    ‘two tracks’. This relates to the provisions under the heading “Family dispute resolution” of the Care of Children Act 2004 [COCA]. More specifically, section 46E proposes that family dispute resolution [FDR] is a mandatory procedure in respect of guardianship disputes, and parenting orders. This requirement is subject to section 46E(4), which sets out the circumstances in which a FDR form is not required. Such resolution

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    tactics, at least in role plays. Despite having no mediation experience prior to this class, I immediately excelled in a few areas of mediation. Namely, I did well with the introduction, exuding confidence, and helping the disputants move toward a resolution. Each of these skills is extremely important for mediators as they help set the tone, maintain control of the conversation or accomplish the goal of mediation. Of course, I improved with I practice, but I performed admirably in each of these arenas

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    Gestures provide one of the most obvious cases of cross-cultural differences in nonverbal communication. In South Italy gesture use is prominent and many gestures are conventional. These include ‘pragmatic’ gestures that indicate type of speech act or aspects of discourse structure and ‘substantive’ gestures that express utterance content (Kendon, n.d.). The examples of conventional ‘pragmatic’ gestures are the Mano a borsa(‘purse hand’) and the Mani giunte (‘praying hands’) are well known and have

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    On a crisp autumn day in 2016, while hidden away from the cares of my daily routine in my family room, I was called upon to elaborate on an important aspect of my life. It took some time for consideration to determine how to best portray a journey I have taken in managing conflict, as I am not a young woman. Decades filled with the blessings of being the mother of disabled children, years lived as a single parent, as well as the process of maturation, tempered by the fires of adversity, have molded

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    Conflict can be defined in various ways and has no single clear meaning. A broad definition of conflict is a serious disagreement or argument that generally continues for a long period of time, however according to Huczynski and Buchanan (2010) no conflict exists if two or more parties are not aware of any conflict. In terms of conflict within events and leisure organisations, De Dre and Beersma (2005) say that “conflict is best viewed as a process that begins when an individual or group perceives

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