Post-cold war security: a view from the USSR

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Policymakers in Moscow believe that the prospects for conflict among nations is greater as the Soview Union dissolves to smaller independent states. Chaos and potential clashes in nearby areas may result as political and economic conditions worsen in the new emerging states.

Analysis, Security, International, International security, Soviet Union

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Collapsing into anarchy: saving failed states

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The collapse of nation states all over the world has created an unprecedented number of socio-political and military problems for the UN. Future UN policies should be geared towards the concept of conservatorship, an effort designed to save nations threatened with collapse.

United Nations

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Neonationalism and global politics: an era of separatism

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The end of the Cold War era may signal the start of increased regional conflicts around the world. Global politics begin to take a different shape as ethnic groups in different areas of the world begin to exhibit emerging forms of neonationalism.

Political aspects, Ethnocentrism

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