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Aikido and Mediation

2015
In the course of human evolution, much thought and energy have gone into improving techniques by which parties with opposed interests have carried out conflicts. The most dramatic arena of such improvements has concerned the instruments of combat: from stone to iron knives and spears, from plain to poison-tipped arrows, from slingshots to guns, from ...
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A Comparison of Judo and Aikido Injuries

The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1980
Judo and aikido use similar techniques, so players may suffer similar injuries. But because judo is competitive, its injury rate may be higher.
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Ethics through Aikido

International Journal of Applied Philosophy, 2001
A mugging can overwhelm our ability to apply moral principles. When words fail, we still need advice that allows us to remain moral in the face of an attack. Self-defense offers just such advice and can be supported by utilitarian, deontological, and virtue approaches to ethics.
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Teaching Leadership through Aikido

Journal of Management Education, 1996
Aikido is presented as a Japanese martial art that has many direct parallels to principles of modern leadership. The authors outline how they use aikido to present physical metaphors of powerful leadership principles in a 2-hour experiential session. Both MBA students and executive program participants respond very favorably.
James G. Clawson, Jonathan Doner
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Aikido y salud

2017
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Aikido: A Model for Brief Strategic Therapy

Family Process, 1980
Building on Watzlawick's observations of certain similarities between judo and brief strategic therapy, this paper develops theoretic and pragmatic parallels between brief strategic therapy and a sophisticated martial art system, Aikido. After presenting the contextual similarities of the two conceptual systems as parallel “challenges” to the therapist
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Schritt 4: Verbales Aikido

2019
Aus Sicht der Matrix verstricken wir uns typischerweise und stecken fest, weil wir in einer gegebenen Situation nicht alle fur uns bedeutsamen Kontextaspekte beachten. Daruber hinaus stecken wir auch fest, wenn wir uns in Haken verbeisen und uns dabei anders verhalten, als wir es sonst taten.
Kevin L. Polk   +3 more
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Aikido politics in interview interaction

Linguistics and Education, 1995
This study analyzes how less powerful subjects in an unequal encounter, an admission interview in an educational institution, were able to counter the power directed at them by the more powerful subject through aikido strategies. The chief means used to achieve an aikido balance was membershipping, a device to neutralize or bring the power of the more ...
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Aikido, Boxen und Combatives

2019
In dieser Arbeit wurden unterschiedliche kämpferische Sportarten und die Persönlich- keiten der in diesen trainierenden Menschen miteinander verglichen. Die Kampfkunst Aikido, der Kampfsport Boxen und das Selbstverteidigungssystem Combatives wur- den dafür exemplarisch herangezogen.
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