Conflict Without Fault: Structural Mismatch in Professional Interaction Structural Interaction Studies: Entry Paper

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Main Author: Wittenberg, Ingo
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contents <p>This paper serves as the <strong>entry paper</strong> to the <em>Structural Interaction Studies</em> series.</p> <p>It introduces a structural-configurational perspective on professional interaction breakdowns, focusing on how conflicts can emerge from <strong>structural mismatches</strong> between interactional configurations rather than from miscommunication, personal disposition, or psychological deficit. The analysis reconstructs conflict as <strong>axial divergence</strong> across normative orientation, relational expectation, regulatory mode, and temporal horizon.</p> <p>The paper is <strong>analytically self-contained</strong> and intentionally <strong>exploratory</strong> in nature. It does not establish a unified framework, sequential structure, or comprehensive theoretical program. Instead, it opens an analytical field and introduces a shared conceptual sensibility and vocabulary that may inform further, independently developed studies within the series.</p> <p><em>Structural Interaction Studies</em> is conceived as an open, non-sequential line of inquiry. Individual contributions are conceptually independent and may address different domains, contexts, or interactional constellations without presupposing cumulative progression or theoretical closure.</p> <p>Version 1 (2026-01-31): Initial Version</p>
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spellingShingle Conflict Without Fault: Structural Mismatch in Professional Interaction Structural Interaction Studies: Entry Paper
Wittenberg, Ingo
structural configuration
axial divergence
interaction breakdown
temporal horizon
structural interaction studies
<p>This paper serves as the <strong>entry paper</strong> to the <em>Structural Interaction Studies</em> series.</p> <p>It introduces a structural-configurational perspective on professional interaction breakdowns, focusing on how conflicts can emerge from <strong>structural mismatches</strong> between interactional configurations rather than from miscommunication, personal disposition, or psychological deficit. The analysis reconstructs conflict as <strong>axial divergence</strong> across normative orientation, relational expectation, regulatory mode, and temporal horizon.</p> <p>The paper is <strong>analytically self-contained</strong> and intentionally <strong>exploratory</strong> in nature. It does not establish a unified framework, sequential structure, or comprehensive theoretical program. Instead, it opens an analytical field and introduces a shared conceptual sensibility and vocabulary that may inform further, independently developed studies within the series.</p> <p><em>Structural Interaction Studies</em> is conceived as an open, non-sequential line of inquiry. Individual contributions are conceptually independent and may address different domains, contexts, or interactional constellations without presupposing cumulative progression or theoretical closure.</p> <p>Version 1 (2026-01-31): Initial Version</p>
title Conflict Without Fault: Structural Mismatch in Professional Interaction Structural Interaction Studies: Entry Paper
topic structural configuration
axial divergence
interaction breakdown
temporal horizon
structural interaction studies
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18442989