When communication ceases

When the parties begin to address structural inequalities 

When one side is militarily defeated 

During the escalation of violence

Ideological conflict

Political conflict 

 Relational conflict 

Structural conflict 

An entitlement to act or be treated in a particular way

A privilege to disobey laws

A social event

A voluntary custom 

It emerges from unequal access to power and resources 

It is caused by internal emotional imbalance 

It depends solely on personality differences

It is always short-lived

 Liberalism 

Realism 

 Marxism 

Utilitarianism

Peace requires the absence of disagreement

Violence and conflict are identical phenomena  

Conflict can be positive if well managed 

All conflict leads to violence 

 Violence is verbal; conflict is physical 

Conflict is destructive; violence is constructive

Violence is caused by misunderstanding; conflict by ideology 

Conflict is inevitable; violence is avoidable 

Structural conflict 

Interest-based conflict

Relational conflict 

Social conflict 

In rural schools only 

In the entire school curriculum

In higher education only

As an optional subject

Massive weapons 

 Avoidance and silence 

Urgent intervention to prevent further damage 

Denial of existing problems