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Catalysts
Catalysts are factors or events that accelerate or trigger change, often speeding up existing processes or tensions without necessarily being the root cause. In politics, catalysts can intensify conflicts, reforms, or social movements.
Conflict dynamics
Conflict dynamics refer to the patterns and processes that shape how conflicts emerge, escalate, and resolve. These dynamics are influenced by a complex interplay of factors at local, national, and global levels.
Identity politics
Political mobilisation centred on shared group identity, such as race, gender, religion, or ethnicity, in pursuit of recognition, rights, or representation for that group.
Triggers
Triggers are specific events or actions that ignite or escalate conflicts, while catalysts are factors that accelerate these processes.