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Categorical Approach to Conflict Resolution:A Corrected Correspondence between Category Theory and the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
This note is a substantially revised version of the author's earlier preprint (version~1, 2023), which proposed a ``Categorical Graph Model for Conflict Resolution'' (C-GMCR). Several of the central definitions and claims of version~1 are incorrect, and this version replaces them. We first observe t
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