Tarjetas de Teorías del Análisis de Conflictos

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What is a core consequence of exclusion across states in protracted social conflict (PSC)?

Exclusion and inequality generate crises of legitimacy, contributing to protracted social conflict.

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Protracted Social Conflict and Transnational Conflict Dynamics

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Tarjeta 1

Pregunta: What is a core consequence of exclusion across states in protracted social conflict (PSC)?

Respuesta: Exclusion and inequality generate crises of legitimacy, contributing to protracted social conflict.

Tarjeta 2

Pregunta: Why are protracted social conflicts (PSC) often concentrated in developing countries?

Respuesta: Because developing countries frequently experience rapid population growth and inherited colonial systems of repression and emergency powers that perp

Tarjeta 3

Pregunta: How can international linkages sustain or escalate protracted social conflicts?

Respuesta: Economic dependency in the international system, military clientelism, and external support can sustain or escalate conflicts; PSC sources can lie bot

Tarjeta 4

Pregunta: What are the three process determinants of PSC dynamics?

Respuesta: 1) Communal actors and strategies (leadership, mobilization, group formation, guerrilla); 2) State actions (repression, accommodation); 3) Built-in me

Tarjeta 5

Pregunta: How do narratives, myths, and antagonism contribute to PSC?

Respuesta: Exclusionary and antagonistic histories reinforce group identities; demonizing propaganda and dehumanization justify discriminatory policies, violence

Tarjeta 6

Pregunta: What is the 'greed vs grievance' critique of PSC explanations?

Respuesta: Critics (e.g., Collier, Hoeffler, Fearon, Laitin) argue civil wars may be driven more by opportunities to gain money and resources than by injustice,

Tarjeta 7

Pregunta: What is the feminist critique of conventional PSC approaches?

Respuesta: Feminist critics (e.g., Cordula Reimann) argue conflict resolution often ignores gender inequalities and treats women mainly as victims rather than as

Tarjeta 8

Pregunta: How does Irene Santiago adapt PSC with a gender lens?

Respuesta: She argues a gendered understanding reshapes security and development needs, access to decision-making, and identity acceptance, linking violent patri

Tarjeta 9

Pregunta: What change does globalization bring to PSC thinking, forming transnational conflict (TNC)?

Respuesta: Globalization connects local conflicts to global processes through transnational connectors, linking local and global levels in both directions and tr

Tarjeta 10

Pregunta: What is the Transnational Conflict Framework and its purpose?

Respuesta: An analytical structure (not a theory) that brings together multilevel and multifactorial analysis and captures dynamic escalation and de-escalation u