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

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Transgenic Models in Pharmacology. As a social scientist, however, I am interested only in conceptions of the future that in principle appear realistically attainable, by and by, by way of reasonably non-violent strategies. This chapter will try to convince you that the idea of an evolving struggle toward a human rights world order

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Handbook of Experimental Pharmacologyying the definition of “needs theory.” Like many other “theories,” this one has a name without having substance. I shall try here to sketch the structure of what could be labeled a “unified needs-conflict theory.”

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Meaningful Social Bonding as a Universal Human Needoid becoming merely a description of the self-perceived “needs” of the particular group that is developing the theory. Yet it is just this trap into which, I believe, the development of human needs theory in the West has largely fallen. And because Western thought — by which I mean Eastern European,

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Conflict and Needs Research of demands on individuals to make certain adjustments in behavior that are unacceptable, and probably beyond human tolerance and capabilities.” This definition might well be read as a paraphrase to conflicts over needs. It is therefore worthwhile to consider the question of whether needs research c

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Social Conflicts and Needs Theories: Some Observationsl theories through the ages, each theory claiming for itself the exclusive wisdom of speaking for the troubled humanity and blueprinting its emancipation. But changing human sensibilities, circumstances and concerns have robbed these theories of their utility. Out of the ruins and scattered debris o

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Necessitous Man and Conflict Resolution: More Basic Questions About Basic Human Needs Theoryfrom my own major interest in the nature of social (mainly international) conflict and its solution. It seeks to throw some light on whether the Basic Human Needs approach can form the core of a general theory of conflict resolution and what clarifications of that approach might be necessary before