Political systems manage conflict resolution through various mechanisms, including mediation, negotiation, and legal frameworks. Effective conflict resolution processes aim to address disputes peacefully, maintaining stability and order within societies. Institutions such as courts, legislatures, and executive entities play a vital role in adjudicating conflicts and facilitating dialogue. By promoting inclusive participatory approaches, political systems encourage stakeholders to contribute to resolution processes, reducing the likelihood of violence and unrest. However, the effectiveness of these mechanisms often hinges on public trust, capacity, and adherence to the rule of law, shaping the overall health of governance.