Internal Boundary Conflict

Definition

Internal boundary conflict refers to conflicts that arise within a country or region over the control and demarcation of borders. These conflicts can occur due to various factors such as political, economic, ethnic, or cultural differences.

Related terms

Territorial Dispute: A territorial dispute is a disagreement between two or more countries or regions over the ownership or control of a specific territory.

Demarcation: Demarcation refers to the process of marking or establishing boundaries between different territories or regions.

Secession: Secession is when a region within a country seeks to break away and become an independent nation, often leading to internal boundary conflicts.