Strand 2 gathers the Conflict-Affected Cultures and Societies units into a single overview.
Each unit appears here as part of the conflict-affected societies sequence, making the whole arc visible at a glance.
Strand 2 units
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DC 1
Opposed Identities Dominate - Relationships End
How opposed identities can become controlling social forces that end relationships.
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DC 2
Identities Dominate - Social Issues Play Second Fiddle
How identity conflict can displace practical social questions and shared concerns.
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DC 3
Stay With Your Own - Them And Us
How group boundaries narrow trust and encourage people to remain with their own.
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DC 4
Separation, Avoidance And Politeness Or Meeting Together?
How separation, avoidance, politeness, and meeting together shape conflicted public life.
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DC 5
Extreme Opposed Positions Can Dominate The Landscape
How extreme positions can occupy the center of attention and limit alternatives.
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DC 6
Our Fascination With Violence
How violence attracts attention and can shape what a society treats as meaningful.
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DC 7
Majorities Assume - Minorities Negotiate
How majority and minority positions create different assumptions, risks, and negotiations.
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DC 8
Tit For Tat - Revenge And Retaliation
How revenge and retaliation repeat harm and keep conflict moving forward.
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DC 9
My Side Before All Else - Generating Sacreds And Absolutes
How absolute loyalties can form around one side and close down shared judgment.
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DC 10
Cultural Boundaries And Traitors
How cultural boundaries define belonging and turn dissent into betrayal.