What Is the Role of the Anthropologist Engaging in Conflict

question 62

Multiple Choice

What is the role of the anthropologist engaging in conflict resolution?

• A) advocating for the First Nation and getting the best possible financial deal for them
• B) explaining the complicated legal business and government context to the Aboriginal leadership
• C) arriving at a deal no matter what compromises have to be made on all sides
• D) understanding needs and culture of the communities,organizations,and governments that represent all parts of the negotiations

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