GAYDUK V.V. Political Technologies in Strengthening Ethnopolitical (Inter-Ethnic and Inter-Confessional) Dialogue
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.15688/jvolsu4.2015.6.10
Vadim Vitalyevich Gayduk
Doctor of Sciences (Politics), Head of Department of Political Science,
Bashkir State University
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Zaki Validi St., 32, 450076 Ufa, Russian Federation
Abstract. Situations with uncertain developments and results are more often taking place in the world of politics. In this regard, the role of actors who are interested in the implementation of plans for peaceful conflict resolution and non-violence is becoming more urgent. The modern world is replete with situations in which a decision should be made only by qualified intermediaries (mediators), whose purpose is to resolve the conflict by the most
effective and painless method.
This article discusses the main aspects of the technology which is new for the political reality – political mediation as a vital means for solving complex inter-ethnic and interconfessional problems.
The author attempts to identify general and specific characteristics of the conflict field that are peculiar for both international and inter-ethnic contradictions arising in the process of multilateral relations of nations with each other and between ethnic groups in multi-ethnic space. At this, the attention is focused on the fact that the conflicts arise out of the contradictions between the interests of these social organisms.
The article provides the system of argumentation of the thesis that the use of mediation technologies helps to achieve the combination of the parties’ autonomy and to guarantee a mutually beneficial result on a common ground. For this purpose the conflicting parties endow a third party with certain powers – the mediator, who is involved in order to look at the conflict from the side and help conflicting actors to get rid of excessive emotion and bias in a dispute.
Thus, political mediation is a form of alternative expert and political dispute resolution and settlement, voluntarily elected by conflicting communities on the basis of their desire to reach agreement and political objectivity.
Key words: political mediation, political technologies, political regionalism and ethnic politics, inter-ethnic relations, inter-confessional relations.
Political Technologies in Strengthening Ethnopolitical (Inter-Ethnic and Inter-Confessional) Dialogue by Gayduk V.V. is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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