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

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On Conflicts and Metaphors: Toward an Extended Rationalityre the use of non-conventional analytic tools. The second section addresses the issue of world and frame conflicts in science as an example, showing their wide scope. In the third section the emergence of these conflicts is explained by relating them to needs theory. In the fourth section the main c

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Human Needs and the Modernization of Povertyin the shelters of Washington D.C. The other is with peasant and Indian communities in rural Mexico.. The combination of those two experiences has changed my views dramatically in regard to human needs. In this chapter I want to relate the human needs approach to development issues, drawing on this

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Taking the Universality of Human Needs Seriously. 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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The Role of Knowledge in Conflict Resolutionying 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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Algebras and Modulesn use certain notions from ring theory, like ideals and radicals. We introduce these notions in the first section. In the second and the third section we define .-algebras and their modules and present examples and basic properties. In the fourth section, we study the direct sum decomposition of a .

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