The Effectiveness of Indigenous Conflict Management Strategies in Localized Contexts

Cross-Cultural Research • Vol/Iss. 56(1) • SAGE Publications • • Published In • Pages: 3-28 •
By Lundy, Brandon D., Collette, Tyler L., Downs, J. Taylor

Hypothesis

Non-ICM subjects will be more associated with conflict than non-ICM subjects.

Note

The results were significant, but the effect size is small.

Test

Test NameSupportSignificanceCoefficientTail
Chi square test of independenceSupport Claimedp<.001phi=.126UNKNOWN

Variables

Variable NameVariable Type OCM Term(s)
ICM subjectsIndependentAvoidance And Taboo, Community Councils, Community Heads, Cooperative Organization, Cult Of The Dead, Ethics, Etiquette, Family Relationships, Friendships, Gift Giving, Informal In-group Justice, Inter-community Relations, Kin Relationships, Multi-ethnic Community Relations, Mutual Aid, Public Opinion, Purification And Atonement, Social Control, Social Relationships And Groups, Transmission Of Cultural Norms
Non-ICM subjectsIndependentExecution Of Justice, External Relations, Form And Rules Of Government, Initiation Of Judicial Proceedings, Judicial Authority, Legal And Judicial Personnel, Legal Norms, Litigation, Local Officials, Peacemaking, Police, Prisons And Jails, Trial Procedure, Wartime Adjustments
Conflict SubjectsDependentBrawls, Riots, And Banditry, Crime, Exploitation, Exploitative Activities, Ingroup Antagonisms, Instigation Of War, Offenses And Sanctions, Revolution, Social Problems, Warfare