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Introducing Conflict & Parties to Conflict

In this section, we start by examining what conflict is and where the term comes from. We then turn to the question of who is involved, because analyzing a conflict begins with identifying the parties involved. We will explore a number of different types of parties as well as violent state and non-state actors in particular. This lesson will end with you applying your new knowledge to a case of your choosing....

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