Michelle Gelfand and colleagues looked into the conflict culture at 92 branches of a large US bank.
Experts and academics from the participating Lebanese, Arab and International universities discussed ways to introduce concepts of peace-building in higher education and the integration of a culture of dialogue and conflict transformation in the curriculum of Lebanese universities.
"Hopefully this investment signals the start of a gradual culture change in how conflict at work is managed, from one where litigation is frequently the first step, to one where mediation and more informal dispute resolution in general becomes much more commonly used, " said Mike Emmott, CIPD's employee relations adviser.
"They were destroyed in the context of the conflict devastating Afghanistan and to undermine the power of culture as a cohesive force for the Afghan people, " said UNESCO Director-General Irina Bokova in a statement Monday.
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This is why Unesco alerts states of their responsibility to protect culture properties in the event of conflict and to prohibit and prevent the illicit trafficking of cultural goods.
The culture-bending nature of the whole fake conflict is precisely what makes it food-world gossip worthy.
This lack of full engagement leads to employee frustrations and affects the entire organization in terms of culture, internal conflict, adaptability and bureaucracy.
In a culture that is obsessed with the mere appearance of conflict, this outburst is both refreshing and depressing.
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Yet even in the midst of conflict, which usually nourishes hostility, Christians and Muslims exchanged culture and grew in awareness of what they had in common.
Religion and culture are much in the news these days, usually as sources of difference and conflict, rather than for bringing people together.
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