Peace & Violence Flashcards

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According to Johan Galtung, what is violence?

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Violence is present when human beings are being influenced so that their actual somatic & mental realizations are below their potential realizations

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2
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Which are the two expressions of violence?

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Physical and psychological

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3
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Which are the two types of violence?

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Direct and structural

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4
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What is direct violence?

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There is a subject who perpetrates the violence

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What is structural violence?

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There is no subject who perpetrates violence

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Why is inequality at the core of structural violence?

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  • Uneven distribution of resources
  • Uneven distribution of power over allocation
  • Unequal distribution of benefits of the status quo
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What is cultural violence?

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Those aspects of culture - the symbolic sphere of our existence - that can be used to justify or legitimize direct or structural violence

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Legitimizing violence consists of which two aspects?

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  • Altering the morality of reality

- Making reality opaque

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According to Johan Galtung, what is peace?

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The absence of violence

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10
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What is negative peace?

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The absence of direct violence

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What is positive peace?

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The absence of structural violence

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12
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What is conflict?

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The set of circumstances in which conflict actors have (or perceive that they have) mutually incompatible goals or intentions

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Which are some conflict actors?

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  • Either individuals or collectives
  • Internal cohesion
  • Defined structure of preferences
  • Communicated to each other
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Which are the variations of territorial conflict?

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  • Territory & sovereignty
  • Territory & nationalism
  • Territory & economic value
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Within territorial conflict, what is secession?

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A province or region undertakes efforts to secede from an existing state

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Within territorial conflict, what is interstate conflict?

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Two (or more) states dispute control of defined territories

17
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Which are other two possible conflicts within territorial conflict?

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  • Territorial waters

- Airspace

18
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What does economic conflict mainly consist on?

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Lateral pressure (from growth to expansionism) & strategic materials

19
Q

What is an ethnic identity?

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Category in which eligibility for membership is determined by attributes associated with, or believed to be associated with, descent

20
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Where does ethnic conflict surge from?

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From systematic rivalries between ethnic groups

21
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Which are some possible causes for ethnic conflict?

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In-group vs. out-group
-Ethnocentrism
-Prejudice
-Dehumanization
-Genocide
Others
-History
-Political use of animosity
-Lack of knowledge & contact
-Propaganda
22
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Which are some possible solutions for ethnic conflicts?

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  • Partition
  • Victory
  • Power-sharing
  • State-building
  • Identity reconstruction
23
Q

What is ideological conflict?

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Incompatible systems of thought

24
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What does religious conflict argue?

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Religions and culture as a core of communities value systems