It seems that resolution of internal conflict is studied less than the international one. Current literature in this regard is not focused on theoretical aspects of conflict resolution, particularly, on conditions and necessaries of resolving these kinds of conflicts. Nevertheless, in political science literature it is possible to find some texts that implicitly or explicitly are related to this subject. This article is a theoretical introduction to internal conflict resolution. In other word, by identifying and classifying important related texts, it seeks to conceptualize this phenomenon and provide an analytical framework.According to this framework, the state has an importance role because of its determining factor as well as variable both in to outbreak and to resolve of internal political conflict. Also to reconstructing of political, economic, legal and cultural systems are the essential conditions for to accomplish of any conflict resolution project. Therefore, establishment of "conflict resolving state" is a indispensable condition for resolution of internal conflict in ''Turbulent and Unstable societies". Such a state must be powerful, institutionalized, pluralistic, democratic, development oriented and justice oriented.

This study was conducted to propose an explanation model for mother-daughter conflict based on mother personality, maternal marital conflict, mother conflict resolution style and daughter conflict resolution style. This study was a type of correlation studies relying on multi variable regression statistical sample and structural equation model. The sample included 160 pairs of adolescent girls and their mothers. They were randomly selected from guidance school students in Naeen city. The research instruments included parental attitudes index, child attitude toward mother scales, conflict management styles, marital conflict questionnaire and NEO-FFI. Structural equation modeling results indicated that measured variables in this study totally could explain 71% of daughter conflict with mother changes and 59% of mother conflict with daughter changes (P<0.05). Among the variables, daughter conflict resolution style with 55% prediction power of daughter conflict variance and maternal marital conflict with 29% prediction power of mother conflict variance had the most important roles. The fit indexes supported the usefulness of this model.