Answer:
Structural
Step-by-step explanation:
Structural conflict is a conflict based on external forces that impede parties' goals or exercise of their rights. Structural conflicts are caused by forces external to the people in dispute . Limited physical resources or authority, geographic constraints (distance or proximity), time (too little or too much), organizational changes, and so forth can make structural conflict seem like a crisis. The structural causes of conflict (also called root causes or underlying causes) are long-term or systemic causes of violent conflict that have become built into the norms, structures and policies of a society. The proximate causes of conflict (also called immediate causes) are more recent causes that change more quickly, can accentuate structural causes and lead to an escalation of violent conflict.