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Political conflict is defined as a systematic struggle within societies involving clashes of interests, power dynamics, and differing viewpoints, often leading to the establishment of new social structures and institutions. AI generated definition based on: Encyclopedia of Violence, Peace, & Conflict (Second Edition), 2008
Conflict is serious disagreement and argument about something important. If two people or groups are in conflict, they have had a serious disagreement or argument and have not yet reached agreement.
Political conflicts do not concern individuals as such but groups of various kinds. They involve directly or indirectly state institutions. They require a “political solution”, that is, a solution achieved through discussion and not through violence.
Political conflicts are in part created through discrepant constructions of reality coming into competition. In turn, the development of peace and cooperation requires developing a shared understanding of values and ideas.
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Political conflict refers to disagreements or disputes between different groups, organizations, or states regarding governance, policies, resources, and power distribution.
For agonist political theorists, politics is a process that makes possible the coexistence of difference and conflict. In other words, politics is the process through which we live together with and respect those who are different, without us trying to convince them to become ‘like us’, or them trying to convince us to become ‘like them’.
