Internal Cultural Divisions

Definition

Internal cultural divisions refer to deep-seated differences and conflicts within a country or society based on factors such as ethnicity, religion, language, or political beliefs. These divisions can result in social tensions and challenges to national unity.

Related terms

Ethnic Conflict: Refers to conflicts arising from tensions between different ethnic groups within a country.

Sectarianism: Describes conflicts driven by religious differences within a society.

Political Polarization: The division of societies into opposing political factions with stark ideological differences.