The Management of Conflicts

Abstract

Managing family conflicts is crucial, beginning with early identification and ongoing monitoring, alongside implementing legal measures to prevent violent acts stemming from these conflicts. Various socio-economic factors such as discrimination, social alienation, and inequality contribute to frustrations that can lead disadvantaged individuals towards hostility and, in extreme cases, violence. Economic struggles like poverty, marital breakdowns, and unemployment exacerbate these tensions. These conditions significantly impact child-rearing and education. Specifically, physical child abuse, domestic violence, familial mental health issues, and substance abuse are particularly implicated in the emergence of violence within families.

Keywords

• conflict
• management
• mediation
• domestic violence