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Conflict management in the context of international relations is critical for maintaining global peace and stability. By understanding the underlying causes of conflicts between nations and developing effective diplomatic strategies, countries can prevent disputes from escalating into violence or war. This also aids in creating frameworks for negotiation, mediation, and peacebuilding, helping to resolve tensions in a constructive and sustainable manner. International Relations Theory and Philosophical Political Insights Into Conflict Management supplements existing international relations theory with more interdisciplinary tools that bridge the division between the main conceptual, methodological, and analytical differences among rival paradigms, approaches, theories, traditions, and schools of thought. It utilizes existing tools and methods in more effective ways to address modern conflicts of regional and global importance. Covering topics such as conflict management, international relations, and warfare, this book is an excellent resource for scholars, researchers, policymakers, diplomats, peacebuilding organizations, security professionals, business leaders, educators, academicians, and graduate and postgraduate students.

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Piotr Pietrzak, Ph.D., is a co-founder of In Statu Nascendi Think Tank a non-partisan, independent, and highly diversified network of scholars organized to study a contemporary conflict and political philosophy that provides advice and ideas on specific issues related to geoeconomic, political, or socio-economic problems. He immerses himself in geopolitics every day. As a political thinker, author, and trained ontologist, he takes pride in infusing a pragmatic perspective into IR theory, conflict management, and geopolitics. He is also the author of On the Idea of Humanitarian Intervention: A New Compartmentalization of IR Theories (2021), editor of Dealing with Regional Conflicts of Global Importance (2024), & Analyzing Global Responses to Contemporary Regional Conflicts (2024), & Exploring the Implications of Local and Regional Conflicts (2024). Scopus Author Identifier: 56268695800. ORCID profile .

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