Conflict dialogue: working with layers of meaning for productive relationships

Conflicts are the inevitable reality of relationships between people. Professor Peter M. Kellett, author of this book, offers a fundamentally new approach to resolving this problem, which is based on narrative theory. Based on the fact that the conflict has multifaceted nature and different levels of value, the author is developing a number of important strategies for effective conflict management through dialogic negotiations. The dignity of the book - in the unification of the solid theoretical base with clearly stated practical techniques, each of which is supported by bright examples of the stories of the conflict of real people. Thanks to this book, readers will learn more comprehensively and deeply understand the conflict as a phenomenon and find the most efficient ways to resolve their own conflicts, building the history of new, more constructive relationships. The book will be interesting both to psychologists and research researchers and practitioners