Screenshot

Unraveling Dynamics in Mediation: The systemic approach for sustainable results

byИнститут за европска политика

In dealing with conflicts as a mediator, the main goal is to resolve the conflict for both parties in the most optimal way. Most of the time this works out fine. There are times, however, when you just cannot seem to get a handle on it. You believe you have resolved the situation, just to see the conflict flare up again. Apparently, there is more to it than meets the eye.

It is necessary to reveal the undercurrent that affects the interaction between people in relationships and conflicts and to see things from a systemic perspective in order to achieve sustainable solutions. Therefore, this article provides a brief explanation of what we can gain from the systemic approach to mediation.

DOWNLOAD PDF

The post Unraveling Dynamics in Mediation: The systemic approach for sustainable results appeared first on EPI.

Продолжи со читање

  • Finance Think at the Civil Society & Think Tank Forum 2026 in Prishtina

    From 5 to 7 October, the Civil Society & Think Tank Forum 2026 took place in Prishtina. As the official civil-society platform of the Berlin Process, the Forum also brought together representatives of Finance Think. Over the course of three days and through a series of thematic discussions, representatives of civil-society organisations and think tanks […]
    The post Finance Think at the Civil Society & Think Tank Forum 2026 in Prishtina first appeared on Finance Think.
    The post Finance Think at the Civil Society & Think Tank Forum 2026 in Prishtina appeared first on Finance Think.

  • North Macedonia’s Pension System Under Pressure: Reforms Could Save €5.5 Billion by 2035

    North Macedonia’s pension system is facing structural fiscal pressures that are already present rather than a matter for the distant future. The structural deficit of the Pension and Disability Insurance Fund—defined as pension expenditure, transition costs related to the second pillar and healthcare contributions, less the Fund’s own contribution revenues—reached MKD 54.4 billion, or 5.2% […]
    The post North Macedonia’s Pension System Under Pressure: Reforms Could Save €5.5 Billion by 2035 first appeared on Finance Think.
    The post North Macedonia’s Pension System Under Pressure: Reforms Could Save €5.5 Billion by 2035 appeared first on Finance Think.