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Peace Education

Methods of Conflict Analysis (9): Recognizing and Formulating One's Own Position in the Conflict


Maximum demand
(What do I want?)


 

 


Possible compromise
(what would I be happy with?)



 

 


Minimum demand
(What demands am I prepared to give up?)


 

 


Arguments
(What reasons do I have for my demands?)


 

 


Reactions
(What do I assume my opponent/ opposite  party will give as an answer?)

 

 


Counter argument
(How do I want/could I respond?)


 

 


Possible consequences
(how can I support my demands if my arguments are not convincing?)

 

 

[Taken from: SLE-Team: Managing Conflict - Building Peace. Berlin/Köln 2003, p. 146]

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