Engaging parties in dialogues and trade for conflict management and its effect on peace, security and development

The objective of this study is to engage parties in dialogues and trade for conflict management and thus establishing peace, security and harmony across the nations. This study is based on a theoretical multiple regression model and attempts to conceptualize the real world challenges in everyday life of the suffering people. The findings suggest that dialogues among the nations and people, decentralizing the veto power of the Big 5 countries, trade among the nations who are currently in wars or in disputes or going through built up tensions, exchanging prisoners and paying fair compensation to innocent victims may go a long way to stop such madness across the nations. This is perhaps one of the latest researches on conflict management which urges fundamental changes in veto power and engaging nations in dialogues and close cooperation and thus reaping the benefits of "peace dividend" instead of the curses of conflicts, wars, deaths, destruction, and sufferings of the millions of displaced population.