A)  Conflict between two or more parties, but usually between the state and an anti-state group or groups using weapons on a ...

The rights of every citizen to freedom of thought, freedom of conscience, freedom of expression, freedom of movement, freedom to enjoy privacy ...

A)  A process that transforms conflicts in an enduring manner rather than settling disputes or suppressing differences, by addressing basic human needs ...

A)  The application of military force or threat of its use, normally pursuant to international authorization, to compel compliance with generally accepted ...

A)  A political entity that has legal jurisdiction and physical control over a defined territory and the authority to make collective decisions ...

A)  The continuation of politics with an admixture of other means. (Clausewitz, 1972; cited by Schmid 1998: http://www.fewer.org/pubs.thes.htm) B)  A state of ...