incomplete information (both sides believing they can "win," when one – and possibly both – must "lose"). Reasons for conflict … article then draws out six implications for those interested in conflict management and conflict mitigation and comments, for …

This article explores the origin and cost of conflict within the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California … (MET), a cooperative of 26 member agencies delivering water to nearly 20 million people. Conflict within MET has existed … for over 30 years, but increasing population and decreasing water supplies mean that this conflict is becoming more costly …

NGO's with an interest in peace and development in Africa documented the role of diamonds in conflict while soci … the peace in these conflict zones. And industry, responding to political pressures and changing economic conditions … development that permits countries to utilize th?ir natural resources without driving conflict. …

environment, including access to potable water, and that the country develop in a sustainable manner. But conflict remains due to … an understanding of resource driven conflict to improve the outlook of mining and access to water for all in South Africa. …

The article reports results of an empirical investigation into trade, openness, and domestic conflict for several Latin … of domestic conflict and (2) once initiated, how variations in openness affect conflict duration. For the period 1973 … trade openness reduces the chance for domestic conflict onset as well as the intensity of domestic conflict and (2) over …

waters of the Jordan river itself; several other smaller surface waters; and a number of aquifers. Interstate conflict …

The literature has described the origin and cost of intra-organizational conflict within the Metropolitan Water … District of Southern California (MET). This article explores how this conflict has persisted and suggest ways to resolve it …

capability of resulting alliances and, consequently, decreases the amount of militarized conflict. In order to measure the … finds that relational similarity better explains observed patterns of conflict than existing measures. …

Armed conflict and terrorism damage economic development through disruption of economic activity, trade, and the … effect using data for a panel of countries. It finds that armed conflict does have a large and negative effect on bilateral …