The resolution of conflicts consists of a series of complementary processes, such as recognizing the conflict, analyzing it, and taking steps towards a solution. These steps support each other and can be continuously repeated to reach the final resolution. However, it is crucial to start this process by placing a big emphasis on the "understanding and analyzing" stages. This necessity is directly proportional to the willingness of the parties involved in the conflict to achie

Conflict analysis has long been a fundamental component in the fields of peacebuilding and development. However, at this point, treating conflict analysis merely as a technical toolkit is proving inadequate. Experiences from both local and international actors working on the ground clearly show the need to reconsider how these analytical processes are designed and implemented. In our previous articles, we explored various tools for conflict analysis and discussed their practi

In this article, we will focus on the essential analytical tools used in conflict resolution and discuss their significance in understanding and resolving conflicts. The complex structures of conflicts require an in-depth examination of the relationships between the parties involved. Therefore, we will explore why the tools used to understand the origins, dynamics, and needs of the parties in conflicts play a critical role. Additionally, we will provide practical examples of