Political conflict

Conflict between political parties and political beliefs, and for political influence in other countries, may lead to political disintegration, revolution, anarchy or dictatorship, or to social breakdown and civil war. It may also lead to international conflict, international war and foreign intervention.

1. Political revolution
2. Ideological conflict
3. Conflict

1. Unrepresentative national political integration
2. Social fragmentation through political pluralism
3. Single party democracies
4. Political schism
5. Political radicalism
6. Political infiltration
7. Political fragmentation
8. Political feuding
9. National federalism
10. Marxism
11. Inadequacy of political doctrine

1. Subversion
2. Political imprisonment
3. National political disintegration
4. International political disunity
5. Inadequate riot control
6. Guerrilla warfare

1. Unequal political representation
2. Unequal parliamentary constituencies
3. Underprivileged racial minorities
4. Racism
5. Racial discrimination in politics
6. Propaganda
7. Power politics
8. Political tensions
9. Political barriers to effective legislation
10. Political appointees
11. Improper financing of political parties
12. Illegitimate political regimes
13. Ethnic conflict
14. Distorted exclusiveness of social groups
15. Applied double standards

1. Racial conflict
2. Psychological conflict
3. Political intimidation
4. Political crime
5. International conflict

1. Conflict