Managing water resources systems usually involves conflicts. Behaviors of stakeholders,
who might be willing to contribute to improvements and reach a win–win situation …

The present study develops the Integrated Systematic Literature Review framework and
critically reviews the literature on corporate sustainability associated with Asia. The study …

Multi-criteria decision aiding/making (MCDA/M) approach and three-way decisions (3WD)
are embedded into the framework of graph model for conflict resolution (GMCR). The …

In the background of rapid population growth and rapid urbanization, extreme floods have
brought great challenges to urban construction and development, and have aroused …

With the increasing consumption of global water resources, research on sustainable water
resource utilization has become a topic of urgent interest. Despite the promulgation of …

Abstract The Graph Model for Conflict Resolution is a methodology for the modeling and
analysis of strategic conflicts. An historical overview of the graph model is presented …

The fundamental design and inherent capabilities of the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
(GMCR) to address a rich range of complex real world conflict situations are put into …

Ecological compensation is an important means to solve the problem of river basin water
pollution, which has been widely used at home and abroad. However, the study of …

A new framework for the graph model for conflict resolution is developed so that decision
makers (DMs) with fuzzy preferences can be included in conflict models. A graph model is …

To capture uncertainty in preferences, definitions based on grey numbers are incorporated
into the graph model for conflict resolution (GMCR), a realistic and flexible methodology to …