... and dyadic conflict to global conflicts between nation-states. Findings The authors present a structured decision-making framework and suggest that much violence in the world today may be the result of erroneous estimation of consequences and probabilities, and that the application of a systemic...

... to workplace bullying. By considering the New Zealand context, we can identify unique factors that contribute to bullying and explore potential differences compared to other countries. Dissent Bullying Organizational communication Conflict Decision-making Understanding organizational decision...

...Winnifred R. Louis; Donald M. Taylor; Tyson Neil Two studies in the context of English‐French relations in Québec suggest that individuals who strongly identify with a group derive the individual‐level costs and benefits that drive expectancy‐value processes (rational decision‐making) from group...