Philippines: A Review of the Traditional Conflict Resolution Practices Among Indigenous Cultural Communities

Ragandang, Primitivo Cabanes

doi:10.24193/csq.23.4

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“…The practice of courtship involves guardianship, mentoring, and supervision, with an emphasis on the importance of marriage and singleness. Philippians 2:3-4 highlights the importance of considering others above oneself, indicating that disagreements within the church reveal a spiritual problem (Ragandang III, 2018;Richie, 2017;Tounsel, 2018).…”

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Biblical Courtship and Spiritual Entities: An Exegesis of Philippians 2:3-4

Adeoye

2024

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The relationship between biblical courtship and spiritual entities is multifaceted and interconnected. In Christian courtship, this means being mindful of the other person's needs and desires and working together to build a relationship that is centered on mutual respect and support. The focus of this paper is to analyze Philippians 2:3-4 and examine the relationship between biblical courtship and spiritual entities. This research uses a descriptive method. Data collection in this research as primary data uses document analysis and also supported by secondary data from previous research. Data analysis process is through classifications, interpretation, compare the data, and analyze the context and meaning. The result found exegesis of Philippians 2:3-4 provides valuable guidance for Christian courtship by embracing humility, selflessness and spiritual practices to cultivate the qualities necessary for a healthy and loving relationship with another person. Biblical courtship would prioritize empathy, compassion, communication, practicing forgiveness, seeking to understand and meet the needs of one's partner. Spiritual entities provide guidance and tools for individuals to cultivate a deeper relationship with God and their partners by cultivating a deep and abiding relationship with God and prioritizing spiritual disciplines such as prayer, Bible study and worship. By incorporating these practices and principles into courtship, couples can build a strong foundation for a lifelong, Christ-centered relationship. In conclusion, biblical courtship should be grounded in a biblical worldview with individuals seeking to align their values and priorities with those of Christ.

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“…In the context of Christian courtship, this call to humility has important implications. This involves actively listening to one another, practising forgiveness and working through conflict constructively and respectfully (Ragandang III, 2018;Reyes et al, 2019).…”

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Biblical Courtship and Spiritual Entities: An Exegesis of Philippians 2:3-4

Adeoye

2024

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“…And the Katarungan Pambarangay also helped in decongesting court cases because conflicts between both parties are already resolved at the barangay level, with several advantages over a lawsuit. The conflicting parties to the dispute tend to be easily reconciled to keep their blood ties from being broken for the sake of peace and order in the community (Ragandang, 2018).…”

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The Tales of Barangay Officials in Resolving Community Disputes

Metillo¹,

Ello²,

Rone³

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Katarungang Pambarangay or barangay justice system is a community-based dispute settlement mechanism that is administered by the basic political unit of the country, the barangay. This system can improve the quality of domestic justice; it would reduce the number of indiscriminate filings of cases before the courts and reduce the number of cases filed there to the courts. The study explored the tales of the barangay officials in resolving community disputes in the urbanized barangays. The participants were selected through a snowball and purposive sampling. It based on the inclusion criteria: 1) Residing on working in the barangay 2) Member of the lupon tagamapayapa 3) Voluntarily participated and signed the informed consent. The selected participants were asked about their experiences in resolving community disputes in the interview. Based on the responses four emergent themes were developed namely: 1) Preservation relationship 2) Faster resolution of problems 3) Economically beneficial 4) Practical agreement. As a result, the researchers concluded that the data gathered from the survey questionnaire and the exclusive interview as a supplement and secondary source for the study implied a clear indication that members of the barangay and lupon tagapamayapa are doing their best in the discharge of their mandated powers and functions to fully serve the interest of their settlement in dealing with the resolution disputes of its experience constituents relatively with the segregation. Based on the findings and conclusions drawn from the study, the researchers would like to recommend that barangay officials have a positive mindset to settle barangays well and administer justice properly. Although it is difficult to contain their opponents' temper, barangay officials are focused on resolving their differences and reaching a negotiated agreement that works for all parties involved and has been successful, success in reaching a peaceful resolution without going to court.

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“…The use of alternative dispute resolution is a common practice in indigenous communities for finding valuable and peaceful ways to resolve conflicts without litigation or bloodshed to achieve meaningful self-determination (Claridad, 2006;Killip Jr, 2021;Naganag, 2019). This is also true for indigenous communities found in the Southern Philippines (Ragandang III, 2017). Employing law-based strategies involved escalating unresolvable issues to legal authorities such as the NCIP.…”

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Conflict management in the indigenous community of Batad in the Philippines: A system dynamic perspective

Ilac

Presbitero

2022

Conflict Resolution Qtrly

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Conflict management has been widely examined, with research focusing on different conflict management styles, strategies, and factors that influence effective conflict resolution. However, despite the significant research attention dedicated to this field, the search for new insights and discoveries continues to discover how best to resolve and manage conflicts. The present study contributes to the literature by applying a system dynamic perspective to gain understanding of conflict management and constructs a theorized leadership model based on the experiences of leaders in an indigenous community in the Philippines. We utilize a phenomenological approach to involve multiple indigenous leaders and obtain their experiences of the conflict management process and system dynamics in their indigenous communities. Our results achieve the following: (a) demonstrating the complex nature of conflict management, validating the utility of the system dynamic perspective; (b) demonstrating that conflict management occurs on and involves multiple levels; and (c) revealing the importance of the humility and unbiasedness of leaders in the conflict management process. These findings provide novel insights into alternative mechanisms for effective management of conflicts in modern workplaces and organizations.

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Philippines: A Review of the Traditional Conflict Resolution Practices Among Indigenous Cultural Communities

Cited by 6 publications

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Biblical Courtship and Spiritual Entities: An Exegesis of Philippians 2:3-4

Biblical Courtship and Spiritual Entities: An Exegesis of Philippians 2:3-4

The Tales of Barangay Officials in Resolving Community Disputes

Conflict management in the indigenous community of Batad in the Philippines: A system dynamic perspective

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