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The thesis of this article: a “theory of mediation” would be a derivation of “practical mediation”, but with a scientific basis, which explains exactly why mediation can work or has to work in (escalated) conflict. Although Harvard research is often used to scientifically justify mediation, it does not fulfill all the necessary requirements and perspectives, because it does not define…

The experience of being categorized or labeled is a profound social phenomenon that affects many people in different contexts. It can take many forms, from gender roles to ethnic classifications to social classes. This categorization can lead to discrimination and marginalization. Confinement to a specific “category” can also compromise personal freedom and self-identity, as individuals are perceived in stereotypical ways…

There is a great deal of evidence that problems cannot be solved militarily. According to studies, there have been more than 14,400 wars in the history of mankind, claiming the lives of some 3.5 billion people. The world is “spinning out of control” and we humans have the capacity to prevent it. Why don't we? We tend to see war…