Exklusion als Macht. Zu den Bedingungen der Konfliktträchtigkeit sozialer Ausgrenzung

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  • Thorsten Bonacker

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.11576/jkg-5668

Abstract

This article describes the conditions under which social exclusion leads to conflict. Following Max Weber's concept of social organization, exclusion is defined as a person's lack of opportunity to participate in vital social systems of society. The article also links action theory and structural theory approaches. It systemizes the conditions for exclusion-based conflict identified by empirical research and theoretical discussion in a model of conflict formation.
The central assumption is that exclusion leads to conflict when groups perceive it as a collective sanction and thus as an expression of power. Conflicts that are based on such a perception tend to be conducted as power conflicts.

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2005-10-15

Zitationsvorschlag

Bonacker, T. (2005). Exklusion als Macht. Zu den Bedingungen der Konfliktträchtigkeit sozialer Ausgrenzung. Journal für Konflikt- Und Gewaltforschung, 7(2), 41–67. https://doi.org/10.11576/jkg-5668