Sunday, March 22, 2015

Extra: Brides

 Brides should have option to go to court.

The conflict:
Emirati families don’t allow their daughters to choose who they want to marry, so women go to the court to help them marrying in the right ways.  

World-views:
The conflict represents two world-views, honor-shame and power-fear. I think it’s fair enough to let women choose their husbands just like men, they have the right to choose and so do women. Some families and tribes think that they can control their daughters’ life and choices, but in fact they can’t. If a girl point out that she wants a specific guy, people will say that she doesn't have manners. Families and parents should understand that it’s not a shame to let their daughter to choose, at least she will do it with their knowing. It takes a big courage for a woman to disobey her family, and go to court to say what and who she wants. I support those brave girls. 

Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Exercise #3

Avoiding conflict

Able:
1-      Evelyn: she found a way to adapt by finding a job.
2-      Mr. Graham: He played cricket with Indian kids and enjoyed it.
3-      Ms. Hardcastle: She had a room without doors first, but then she took the manager’s room.

Unable:
1-      Mrs. Ainslie: She disliked the lifestyle there, and didn’t even try to go out and discover. Mrs. Ainslie hated the atmosphere.

2-      Mrs. Donally: She went to India for treatment, but she didn’t like how things works and wanted to go back to England. 

Muslim Chinese

Describe a Collaborative solution for the Muslim / Chinese conflict in the Uigher region:
- make a new system for Muslims only. 
- bring two-level buses, Muslims up and non-Muslims down. There will be equal seats for each.
- identify specific hours for Muslims and different hours for non-Muslims.