Problem
Political schism
Other Names:
Political dissent Nature:
Fragmentation of political beliefs within a party, leading to factions and the development of new small political parties, brings political instability. It may also lead to political disintegration, repression, revolution, dictatorship or possible anarchy, foreign intervention, or social breakdown. Equally, such schism may result in a multi-party government with one party in power for a long period, such as has occurred in France.
Broader Problems:
SchismPolitical conflict Related Problems:
Religious schism Aggravates:
IntoleranceWorld anarchyPolitical fragmentationInternational political disunityNational political disintegrationPolitical discrimination in politicsWeakness of multi-party parliamentary systemsUnrepresentative national political integration Strategies:
ProtestingMending schismCausing political schism References:
Miller, Albert J: Confrontation, Conflict and Dissent: a bibliography of a decade of controversyDegenhardt, Henry W: Political Dissent: an international guide to dissident, extra-parliamentary, guerrilla and illegal political movementsMoore, R I: The Origins of European Dissent Subject(s):
Government → PoliticalLaw → Arbitration
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
D: Detailed problems Date of last update
04.10.2020 – 22:48 CEST