Fighting Better: Constructive Conflicts in America

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Exploring the roots of division and civic disorder in the United States, Louis Kriesberg examines societal shifts in class, status, and power. He argues that these changes stem from how conflicts have been managed—constructively, destructively, or through avoidance. By analyzing key domestic conflicts since 1945, Kriesberg assesses their impact on advancing justice, liberty, and equal opportunity, providing insights into the current state of American society and the potential for resolving its crises.