Conflict

analysis

Mediation

The

Sustainable Development Agenda

Peacemaking

State

budgets and military funding

Radical

movements and terrorist groups

International

companies

Illegal

trade, drugs and human trafficking

They

have clear and stable front lines

They

are mainly fought between state armies

They

involve non-state actors and are often characterized by asymmetric warfare

They

are primarily ideological conflicts without civilian involvement

Identity

politics

Privatization

of violence

All three options

Low field attack

High

intensity conflict

Low intensity conflict

Traditional

military engagements with formal declarations of war

Engaging

in short trench warfare

Targeting

civilians to force them to sustain armed groups

Building

alliances with neighboring states

It is

secondary regarding ideology and economy

It

serves as a major driver of conflict, often leading to ethnic and sectarian

violence

It

is irrelevant to the dynamics of modern conflicts

It

simplifies the conflict resolution process

Clear

and defined political objectives

High

civilian casualties

Fluid

and ambiguous battle lines

Emphasis

on media and public perception