Conflict Theory

Conflict theory is a perspective in sociology that views society as a social system consisting of parts or components that have interests
which is different where the component one is trying to
conquer other components to fulfill their interests
or get as much interest as possible. (Raho, 2007). on
basically the view of conflict theory about society is actually
not much different from the view of functional structural theory, because they both see that society is a thing
a system consisting of parts. Difference between the two
lies in their different assumptions about elements
forming the community.

Many conflict definitions put forward by experts. From the differences ??? the definition and the various sources for which the term conflict can be established ??? the following are: (1) conflict is a form of natural conflict
produced by individuals or groups because they are the poorest have different attitudes, beliefs, values, and needs; (2)
conflict between two or more parties (individuals or groups) who have or feel they have certain goals, but are filled with thoughts, feelings, or actions that are not
in line; (3) contradictions or disputes because there are differences in
the needs, values, and motives of the perpetrators or those involved in it;
(4) a process that occurs when one party negatively influences the other, by committing physical violence
others feel and physically disturbed; (5) forms of opposition
which is functional because such opposition supports
group goals and updating the appearance, but dysfunctional
because it removes the appearance of an existing group; (0) process
get a monopoly on rewards, power, ownership, by removing or weakening competitors; (7) a form of resistance
which involves two parties antagonist; (8) stimulation disorder
contradiction in the individual (Liliweri, 2005).