Abstract
Martin explores the ability of group leaders to overcome resistance to reconciliation in group conflicts, whether innate or otherwise. He uses an example of a group conflict that occurred across religious lines with the pending release of a movie titled Theologians Under Hitler. Even if out-group biases make group conflicts harder to resolve, offsetting that complication might be a predisposition to attend to the views of a respected leader of the in-group.
Citation
Steve D. Martin,
Encountering and Countering Tribal Conflict With Film and Dialogue,
72 Law and Contemporary Problems
89-94
(Spring 2009)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/lcp/vol72/iss2/9