Controlling factionalism means finding ways to limit or prevent the harmful effects of factions in a society. Factions are groups that form around specific interests or beliefs and can potentially undermine democratic processes.
Related terms
Pluralism: A theory that suggests that multiple interest groups competing with one another can lead to balanced decision-making in a democracy.
Interest Groups: Organizations formed by individuals with similar political goals or beliefs who work together to influence government policies.
Political Parties: Groups organized around shared political ideologies that seek to gain power through elections and govern according to their principles.