The Main Sources of Political Conflicts: Scenarios for their Development and  Prevention

Qurbonova Zulfiya

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Qurbonova Zulfiya

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conflict, conflict situations, political conflicts and their sources, sources and forms

Abstract

The research is devoted to the issue of conflicts and conflict situations in modern conditions. It is important that at present, in order to achieve peace and harmony, the ability to act in a conflict environment is necessary. For many centuries mankind has been struggling with the problem of the connection between conflict and tolerance. And every time it made a choice between war and peace and harmony, at the next stage of development it again returned to the same choice.

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The Main Sources of Political Conflicts: Scenarios for their Development and Prevention. (2020). Global Journal of Management and Business Research, 20(B12), 1-5. https://journalofbusiness.org/index.php/GJMBR/article/view/3294

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