Public Disputes

Definition

Public disputes refer to conflicts or disagreements that occur within a community or society and are observable by the general public. These disputes can involve individuals, groups, organizations, or even governments.

Related terms

Conflict Resolution:

The process of finding a peaceful solution to a dispute or conflict.

Mediation: A method of resolving conflicts where an impartial third party helps facilitate communication and negotiation between parties in dispute.

Consensus Building: An approach to resolving disputes by seeking common ground and agreement among all parties involved.