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The Graph Model For Conflict Resolution

The Graph Model for Conflict Resolution is a flexible methodology for realistically and conveniently studying actual social disputes. An international controversy over the sharing of water in the Aral Sea Basin of Central Asia is employed to illustrate how a conflict can be formally modeled and analyzed using a decision support system that implements the Graph Model methodology as a flexible computerized system in order to obtain strategic insights for enhancing the decision making process. Recent developments that are described for expanding the Graph Model methodology include techniques for handling uncertain preferences and psychological factors such as attitudes, emotions, and misunderstandings. 
 
 
Keywords: 
 
Aral Sea Basin; 
coalitions; 
conflict resolution; 
graph model; 
decision support system; 
strategic decision making; 
value systems