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Conflict is

• A dynamic process of actual or perceived collaboration

• A dynamic process of actual or perceived opposition

• Shown in the work of NGOs and IGOs in Myanmar

• The ability to make other people do what you want

Violence is

• Hitting

• Kicking

• Biting

• Physical or psychological force afflicted upon another being

Peace is

• The elimination of conditions of violence and conflict

• Can be negative or positive

• A dynamic process of removing the causes of conflict

• The work of Ghandi

Defined as physical or psychological force afflicted upon another being. In GP it could be seen as anything manmade that prevents someone reaching their full potential.

• Non-violence

• Power

• Conflict

• Violence

This concept embodies the practice of advocating one's rights without physically harming the opponent. Often involved in the opposition of systems considered as unjust. Examples include - boycotts, civil disobedience, sit-ins and peaceful demonstrations.

• Peace

• Non-Violence

• Equality

• Justice

What does 'national interest' signify in global politics?

• The ability to effect change

• The mutual reliance between groups

• The acceptance of an actor or action

• The goals or objectives of a state

Which of the following is NOT a type of violence?

• Physical Violence

• Structural Violence

• Cultural Violence

• Ecumenical Violence

A key aspect of armed conflict is 'war as .............'