Indigenous Peoples and Violent Conflict: Preconceptions, Appear...,. Ellen L. Lutz.
by Lutz, Ellen L; ProQuest Information and Learning Company.
Series: SIRS Enduring Issues 2006Article 70Global Issues. Publisher: Cultural Survival Quarterly, 2005ISSN: 1522-3221;.Subject(s): Conflict management | Culture conflict | Ethnic relations | Indigenous peoples | War -- CausesDDC classification: 050 Summary: "Conflict resolution specialists assert that conflict is a normal, even healthy part of human interaction. While that may be true in circumstances in which the parties to a conflict share similar values and cultures, have equal status and ability to press claims, and are equally protected by the rules under which the conflict materialized and must be resolved, such 'healthy' conflict conditions do not characterize the asymmetrical conflicts between indigenous peoples and states or other outside interests." (CULTURAL SURVIVAL QUARTERLY) This article "offers a multi-dimensional, contemporary examination of indigenous peoples and conflict involving states and other outside interests."| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due |
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Originally Published: Indigenous Peoples and Violent Conflict: Preconceptions, Appear...,, Spring 2005; pp. 13-17.
"Conflict resolution specialists assert that conflict is a normal, even healthy part of human interaction. While that may be true in circumstances in which the parties to a conflict share similar values and cultures, have equal status and ability to press claims, and are equally protected by the rules under which the conflict materialized and must be resolved, such 'healthy' conflict conditions do not characterize the asymmetrical conflicts between indigenous peoples and states or other outside interests." (CULTURAL SURVIVAL QUARTERLY) This article "offers a multi-dimensional, contemporary examination of indigenous peoples and conflict involving states and other outside interests."
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