Theory
Examples of Conflict Resolition
Current Events
100

Developed by Johan Galtung, this foundational concept argues that peace is not only the absence of violence but the presence of social systems that prevent future conflict.

Positive Peace

100

Signed in 1998, this agreement brought an end to three decades of sectarian violence in Northern Ireland through power-sharing and constitutional reform.

Good Friday

100

More than 39,000 children in this territory have lost one or both parents since October 2023 — a figure described as the largest orphan crisis in modern history.

The Gaza Strip

200

Often used before mediation or arbitration, this collaborative, interest-based process allows disputants to craft their own agreement with the help of a neutral facilitator.

Negotations

200

After more than 50 years of armed conflict, this 2016 accord included disarmament, transitional justice, and rural reform, formally ending the war with a major guerrilla group.

the FARC

200

April 2025 Sudan brought a case before this world court accusing what country of violating the Genocide Convention by allegedly supporting the Rapid Support Forces in Darfur... HINT: they are largest importer of Sudans gold

UAE or United Arab Emerites

300

In sociology, the third place refers to the social surroundings that are separate from the two usual social environments of home ("first place") and the workplace ("second place").

Third spaces

300

Created to address over 100,000 genocide-related cases, these community-based courts emphasized truth-telling, accountability, and reintegration rather than strictly punitive justice.

the Gacaca Courts?

300

This court ordered an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin...

The international Criminal court or The Hague

400

This sociologist argued that conflict is inherent in social structures because authority and legitimacy—not just economic class—shape domination. His “Three Types of Authority” remain central to understanding modern state power.

Max Webber

400

Ending a 36-years of state violence 1996, these accords between the government and the URNG included commitments to Indigenous rights, demilitarization, and a truth commission.

the Guatemalan Peace Accords?

400

This climate activist faced backlash from several governments in 2023–2024 after publicly expressing solidarity with Palestinians, leading to diplomatic criticism and her removal from a UN climate panel event.

Greta Thunberg

500

Proposed by Pierre Bourdieu, this concept explains how social advantages are reproduced through schools and cultural norms rather than wealth alone, enabling elites to maintain status across generations.

Cultural Capital / Social Capital

500

Known for championing “restorative justice,” this South African cleric chaired the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, insisting that exposing the truth of apartheid-era abuses was essential for national healing.

Desmond Tutu?

500

Since 2022, this independent U.N. expert has reported annually on alleged violations in the occupied Palestinian territories, drawing international attention — and even U.S. sanctions — for her criticism of state and external involvement in the Gaza conflict.

The U.N. Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories OR Francesca Albanese?

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