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Various Concepts - Coggle Diagram

- - - - These types of violence are intertwined with each other.
- - - - 1). It is natural in human relationships.
      - 2). It is not negative: it does not necessarily imply the presence of violence
      - 3). It is a process: it has a cycle.
      - 4). It is multicausal.
      - 5). It has positive and negative aspects: the conflict does not determine the totality of the relations between the confronted parties
      - 6). It arises from the perception of incompatibility of objectives or interests and
        supposes a confrontation or antagonism between them
      - 7). It can evolve into violent forms: violent conflicts are the
        that can be prevented, not conflicts. energy can be channeled towards the positive; nonviolence, transcendence, transformation
      - 8). There are many ways to deal with a conflict
      - 9). The approach to a conflict depends on the analysis made of it
      - 10).Can be transformed.
      - 11). The force used to deal with a conflict can be: hard (threat and force), neutral (exchanges, haggling, reward), soft (persuasion,
        integrative force).
      - 12). Conflict is above all an opportunity to learn
    - - pre-conflict:
        
        Different interests can already be observed between two or more
        parties, which pose a distance between them
      - Confrontation
        
        The conflict begins to be more open. The interests are already manifest in the form of confrontation and each of the parties seeks
        allies in favor of their way of seeing the situation
      - Crisis
        
        It is the moment in which tension and violence are manifested with
        more force Polarization is easily observed, which appears without chances of meeting between the parties.
      - Result
        
        It is the product of the crisis, which can manifest itself throughr a winner/loser relationship either by the imposition of force and the
        surrender of the counterpart, or because the parties agree to a negotiation pressured by a feeling of no way out or by the pressure of a third party most powerful part that can impose
      - post-conflict
        
        The violent confrontation ends and the tension between the
        parts.
- - - - the third side is not a transcendent individual or institution that everything dominates, but the emerging will of the community, power does not come from the government nor from a force superior, but of the people who choose to obey or not obey the government,
        to respect or not to respect a superior force
    - - It can
        adequately understand each of the competing approaches. usually
        It may happen that shared interests are more important than differences. People remember that, ultimately, they all belong to the same vast
        community.
    - - those on the third side
        They focus on the process. For them, the way people manage their
        differences is as important as the result they reach