(n) factional infighting (conflict)
antagonism between factions
(n) factionalism
(n) faction-based personnel appointment
(n) faction-based politics
(n) factional dispute
factional strife
rivalry between factions
(n) factional dynamics
power relationships among factions
factional power politics
(n) anti-mainstream faction
fringe group
dissident group
(n) people who are against the Establishment
anti-Establishment groups
(n) Nikaya (early sectarian) Buddhism
(n) Bukkouji sect (of Shin Buddhism)
(n) sectarianism
sectionalism
(n) Honganji sect (of Shin Buddhism)
(n) unaffiliated voters
floating voters
swinging voters
(P)
(n) historical school
(n) six schools of classical Indian philosophy
(n) sophist school (of philosophy)
(n) Peripatetic school (of philosophy)
(n) Iranian (branch of languages)
(n) Indic languages
Indo-Aryan languages
(n) the Essenes
(n) Eleatic school (of philosophy)
(n) Cynic school (of philosophy)
(n) Cyrenaic school (of philosophy)
(n) Celtic (branch of languages)
(n) the Sadducees
(n) Stoic school
the Stoics
(n) Slavic (branch of languages)
(n) Slavic (branch of languages)
(n) Baltic (branch of languages)
(n) Pharisees