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Bully Bully

How do you convey complexity of the world with funs while even a toddler and small child can get the lessons?

Bully Bully musical theatre demonstrates the power of telling BIG STORIES if the world with GREAT humours and hillarious artistic performances.

The performers use gibbish sounds and dances to portrait the childish arrogant behaviours of two world leaders'. Sometimes no sensible sentences are the best portraits of reality.

"In BullyBully, two world leaders meet in no man’s land. What follows is an encounter between two childish but powerful ego-driven adults. The two world leaders battle it out for the top spot using laughter, dance and movement contests. With humour and theatrics, BullyBully invites you to think about conflict and resolution."-Sydney Opera House

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CONFLICT AND NEGOTIATION. ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW

CONFLICT AND NEGOTIATION. ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW

Conflict is endemic in organisational life because of the complications of diversity, culture, ideology, individual and group differences and the diversity of interests and goals of members of the organisation. One of the main duties of managers is to find the means of navigating the narrow bridge of organisational politics of differences and the need for competition and cooperation in the bid…

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A Quick look at Conflict and the Nature of Conflicts

A Quick look at Conflict and the Nature of Conflicts

Conflicts can be defined as a form of disagreement or antagonism between two or more parts, which may be individuals, societies, communities or nations. Differences in political structures and in the levels of power and access to technology, together with the ability to project that power and technology, has resulted, however, in some striking differences. Global look at Conflict Situation Some…

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Measures against conflicts

We have seen the actors and some of the ways they influence each other in setting their agendas. But regardless of what these actors consider as important, the question remains, what measures against conflicts can different actors actually take in foreign nations, and often quite distant conflict zones? The answer depends on the options available to the particular actors, but these may include:…

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The agenda-setting Process against conflicts

The agenda-setting Process against conflicts

Agenda-setting refers to the process by which certain influential groups in society decide which issues are important to them and that they feel need to be dealt with. ‘Actors’ (an entity which plays an identifiable role in society) in society have ‘agendas’ (a set of prioritized issues for discussion or action), and agenda-setting is the process by which they are ‘made’. Agendas of this nature…

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Who Makes Decision in Conflicts resolution?

Who Makes Decision in Conflicts resolution?

We have seen in the previous topic trends suggesting that policymakers outside the continent attach a low priority to conflicts in Africa on the whole. This topic aims to investigate why. The decisions of policy makers are formed, to a certain extent, according to internal dynamics, but they are also subject to influences from other actors. Decision-making in Conflicts resolution Internal…

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The Media as an actor in conflicts resolution

The Media as an actor in conflicts resolution

INTRODUCTION The media is an actor in conflicts resolution that ‘speaks’ rather than ‘acts’. Its primary role in conflicts resolution is to discover and report on conflicts, informing other actors of their existence and keeping them updated with how the conflict is unfolding as well as how others are responding to it. It may adopt a ‘watchdog’ approach, exposing conflict and criticising other…

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AFRICAN CONFLICTS NOT CHOSEN FOR COVERAGE

AFRICAN CONFLICTS NOT CHOSEN FOR COVERAGE

As seen in the previous articles, the domination in the news of certain conflicts means that there is precious little time or space for the remaining 20 or 30 conflicts; going on throughout the world. If it is indeed a trend that the conflicts that are chosen are those that involve Western powers directly or are close to their vital’ interests, then this means that in the post-Cold War…

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