Factionalism refers to the presence of competing groups or factions within a larger organization or society, often characterized by disagreements and conflicts based on different interests or ideologies.
Related terms
Political Parties: These are organized groups that represent specific factions or interests within a political system.
Polarization: This term describes the process of people becoming more divided along ideological lines, leading to increased factionalism and lack of consensus.
Compromise: Compromise refers to finding common ground between different factions through negotiation, allowing for smoother democratic processes.