Fighting Better : Constructive Conflicts in America

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Fighting Better : Constructive Conflicts in America

Kriesberg, Louis

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Oxford University Press Inc（2023/02発売）
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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 344 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780197674802
DDC分類 303.60973

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The people in the United States are experiencing an extreme degree of division, political partisanship, and civic disorder. Destructive fights are waged about matters such as misinformation, voting rights, school curriculum, government spending, and personal privacy. How can these distressing circumstances be overcome? More specifically, what makes the difference between conflicts that result in progress versus those that further contribute to a greatly polarized, extremely unequal, and distressed society?

In Fighting Better, Louis Kriesberg argues that the crises confronting the US presently are the result of changes in dynamics along three societal dimensions: class, status, and power. Those changes were brought about to a great degree by people waging conflicts constructively, destructively, or avoiding overt conflicts altogether. Assessing major domestic conflicts in the United States since 1945, Kriesberg evaluates how well conflicts were waged in terms of advancing justice, liberty, and equal opportunity for all Americans. Moreover, he offers ideas for how some of those fights might have been waged more effectively and with longer-term benefits, connecting current US crises to past mistakes. In doing so, Kriesberg deepens our understanding of how the way conflicts are waged can help to reduce inequities in class, power, and status, particularly with regard to gender and race.

Prologue and Acknowledgments

1. Reflecting Backward and Looking Forward

2. Class-Related Conflicts, 1945-1969

3. Rising Class Inequality, 1970-1992

4. Hyper Class Inequality, 1993-2022

5. Reducing African American Inequalities, 1945-1969

6. African American Advances and Backlashes, 1970-2022

7. Conflicts about Gender and Other Collective Identities, 1945-2022

8. Conflicts Related to Political Power, 1765-2022

9. Issues in Recent Conflicts about Changing Power Inequalities

10. Recovering and Advancing Equality in the Future

Notes
References
Index