Conflict resolution requires persistence from "summary" of Peace Process by William B. Quandt
Successfully resolving conflicts often requires a great deal of persistence. This is because conflicts are rarely easily resolved; they often involve deep-rooted issues, long-standing grievances, and complex power dynamics. In the face of such challenges, it can be tempting to give up or walk away when progress is slow or setbacks occur. However, persistence is crucial in order to navigate through these obstacles and ultimately reach a resolution. One reason why persistence is necessary in conflict resolution is that it takes time to build trust and establish common ground between conflicting parties. Trust is easily broken but difficult to rebuild, especially in the context of conflict where emotions run high and past grievances loom large. It requires sustained effort and commitment to overcome distrust and create a foundation for cooperation and negotiation. Furthermore, conflicts are often characterized by a lack of communication and understanding between the parties involved. Misunderstandings, misinterpretations, and miscommunications can all ...
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