Political conflict

Definition

Political conflict refers to disagreements or disputes arising from differing political beliefs, interests, values, or ideologies. It often involves clashes between individuals, groups, or political parties seeking to promote their own agendas.

Related terms

Ideologies: Sets of beliefs and values that shape political opinions and guide decision-making.

Political parties: Organized groups of individuals who share similar political goals and work together to influence government policies.

Agenda: A list of issues or topics that an individual or group aims to address or accomplish in a given period of time.