Indigenous Conflict Resolution Mechanism - in Maale, South Ethiopia - Keyema, Bereket
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Conflict is necessary. We could not live without it in the world. Conflict is an inevitable part of human association. It is a painful tension set up by a clash between opposed or contradictory impulses. Conflict occurs between people in all kinds of human relationships and in all social setting. The aim of this research is, to investigate the indigenous conflict resolution mechanisms among the Maale. To conduct this research, the researcher used primary data through interview, focus group discussions(FGD's) observation and case study and secondary data such as published book, magazine and other written documents.…mehr

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Conflict is necessary. We could not live without it in the world. Conflict is an inevitable part of human association. It is a painful tension set up by a clash between opposed or contradictory impulses. Conflict occurs between people in all kinds of human relationships and in all social setting. The aim of this research is, to investigate the indigenous conflict resolution mechanisms among the Maale. To conduct this research, the researcher used primary data through interview, focus group discussions(FGD's) observation and case study and secondary data such as published book, magazine and other written documents.
Autorenporträt
Bereket Keyema, B.A. in SOCIOLGY AND SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY from Arbaminch University,worked over three years in this field. This book is useful forresearchers, information for relevant stakeholders for planning, programming for conflict resolution intervention for policy improvement in Maale district and other parts of Ethiopia.