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• What is Conflict Management? (Types, Theories, And Strategies)
• Ethics of managing interpersonal conflict in organizations
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• TOWARD A THEORY OF MANAGING ORGANIZATIONAL CONFLICT
• Managing Conflict in Teams and Organizations
• Conflict management
• Conflict in Organizations: Basic Considerations
• Teachers’ Patterns of Management of Conflicts With Students: A Study in Five European Countries
• Managing Conflict in Organizations: Fourth Edition
• Managing Conflict in Organizations

What is Conflict Management? (Types, Theories, And Strategies)

This is a revised and updated edition of Rahim's classic work. It provides a systematic approach to the management of organizational conflict. Conflict in organizations is classified as intrapersonal, interpersonal, intragroup, and intergroup. The management of these four types of conflicts involves, according to Rahim, the diagnosis of and intervention in conflicts. A diagnosis provides the basis for intervention, and intervention is needed to maintain a moderate amount of conflict at the individual, group, and intergroup levels.

This enables the organization's members to learn Rahim's five classic styles of handling interpersonal conflict integrating, obliging, dominating, avoiding, and compromising so that they can deal with different situations effectively. This new edition will be of interest to scholars, students, and practitioners in management, organizational psychology, human resources management, and communication. Labirint Ozon. Managing Conflict in Organizations. Afzalur Rahim. Nature of Conflict.

Conflict Management Design. Managing Conflict in Organizations M.

Ethics of managing interpersonal conflict in organizations

Conflict management involves implementing strategies to limit the negative aspects of conflict and to increase the positive aspects of conflict at a level equal to or higher than where the conflict is taking place. Furthermore, the aim of conflict management is to enhance learning and group outcomes effectiveness or performance in organizational setting Rahim, , p. It is not concerned with eliminating all conflict or avoiding conflict. Conflict can be valuable to groups and organizations. It has been shown to increase group outcomes when managed properly e. While no single definition of conflict exists, most definitions seem to involve the following factors: that there are at least two independent groups, the groups perceive some incompatibility between themselves, and the groups interact with each other in some way Putnam and Poole, The overarching hierarchy of conflict starts with a distinction between substantive also called performance, task, issue, or active conflict and affective also called relationship or [the opposite of] agreeable conflict.

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A school comprises of various individuals that look to accomplish specific tasks through collaboration to reach school missions. Each individual contribute to school growth and has diverse unique characteristic, such as their own needs, capabilities, experiences, motivations, knowledges, and values. Thus, situation in school can be unpredictable and principal should understand the roots of any conflict and manage it. Aims of this study is to explore conflict in islamic elementary school located in Nurul Fikri Islamic Elementary School Sidoarjo East Java and analyze how principal face the conflict by using conflict management strategy. This study using qualitative method. Principal face the conflict using collaboration strategy to find the best solution through discussion, accomodating strategy to analyze condition which the conflict occurred, and forcing strategy which has win-lose when conflict should resolve with. Finaly, author suggested some recommendation of this study. Bagshaw, D.

TOWARD A THEORY OF MANAGING ORGANIZATIONAL CONFLICT

Open access peer-reviewed chapter. Understanding how a complex conflict situation involves one or several conflict types is a matter of understanding the deep structure of the conflict. Knowledge of such deep structure is a key to realizing what the conflict is about and how it should be resolved. The chapter uses conflict theory to distinguish between six conflict types that are especially important from an organizational perspective: interpretation conflicts, argumentation conflicts, value conflicts, interest conflicts, role conflicts and personal conflicts. The last part of the chapter uses the conflict types to develop a model for practical conflict resolution in management.

Managing Conflict in Teams and Organizations

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Conflict management

In an organization-regardless of whether private or public-conflict is not only inevitable but also omnipresent. In light of this, an important managerial function is to recognize, detect, understand and handle or resolve various forms of conflict in such a way that would promote positive organizational outcomes and minimize the chances of negative organizational effects. Therefore, organizations in all sizes have conflict management systems in place to proactively manage internal and external conflict. Organizations leaders need to evaluate organizational culture and to determine what conflict management process works Burr, Management design dispute resolution systems such as grievance resolution, mediation, arbitration, ombudsman and peer review panels in such a way that it meets the internal dynamics within the organization. A badly managed system could possibly be worse than no system at all. Moreover, consistent and continuous communication will help drive the new processes and create an environment in which the workforce feels comfortable in resolving disputes.

Conflict in Organizations: Basic Considerations

Rahim, M. Galman , Sheena Mai A. Galman , Jocelyn B. Cruz , Mercedes D.

Teachers’ Patterns of Management of Conflicts With Students: A Study in Five European Countries

Although managers spend over twenty percent of their time in conflict management, organization theorists have provided very few guidelines to help them do their job ethically. This paper attempts to provide some guidelines so that organizational members can use the styles of handling interpersonal conflict, such as integrating, obliging, dominating, avoiding, and compromising, with their superiors, subordinates, and peers ethically and effectively. It has been argued in this paper that, in general, each style of handling interpersonal conflict is appropriate if it is used to attain organization's proper end. This is a preview of subscription content, access via your institution. Rent this article via DeepDyve. Ross , in J.

Managing Conflict in Organizations: Fourth Edition

This paper investigates and compares how and whether conflicts are managed differently between expatriate managers and Hong Kong local managers when handling conflicts with organizational members from different organizational levels. Both quantitative and qualitative data were collected. The questionnaire addresses five conflict management styles CMS. In total, questionnaires were collected. Ninety-one in-depth interviews were also conducted to strengthen findings and interpretation of the questionnaire data.

Managing Conflict in Organizations

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