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2019 International Association for Conflict Management Conference

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New Developments in Conflict Framing


Keywords: conflict framing, identity frames, whole story frames, conflict role, rhetorical practices, intractability


Abstract: This symposium focuses on new developments in conflict framing research. In particular, it centers on quantitative assessment of framing in workplace conflicts, sensemaking that highlights different perspectives in the restorative justice movement, and multi-level analyses of framing in environmental disputes. Each of the presentations also introduces new constructs for understanding conflict framing, including new types of framing, the language used by practitioners, the role of fault-lines in framing public disputes, and links between local and national levels of conflict framing.


Linda L. Putnam, University of California, Santa Barbara
lputnam@comm.ucsb.edu

Ryan Fuller, California State University, Sacramento
ryan.fuller@csus.edu

Boniface Michael, California State University, Sacramento
bmichael@csus.edu

Greg Paul, Kansas State University
gregpaul@ksu.edu

Ian Borton, Aquinas College
ian.borton@aquinas.edu

Noelle Aarts, Radboud University Nijmegen
noelle.aarts@ru.nl

Ann van Herzele, Instituut Bos-en Natuuronderzoek
ann.vanherzele@inbo.be

Barbara Gray, Pennsylvania State University
b9g@psu.edu

Jessica Jameson, North Carolina State University
jameson@ncsu.edu

 


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