Armed conflict, 1989-2000

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This article examines armed conflicts between 1989-2000; 111 had been recorded, 33 of which were still active in 2000, a decrease from the 1998 and 1999 total, and the lowest total in the post-Cold War era. The authors suggest that the decline is not sufficient to support evidence of a further decline, and claim that conflicts have become more complex in terms of the number of actors involved and in the connections between those actors; more of the minor and newer conflicts were resolved than were the long-term, complex conflicts.

World, Evaluation, International relations

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Armed conflict, 1989-2002

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The fact that the wars in Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Sri lanka ended, and the wars in Algeria, Angola, Russia, Rwanda dropped down below the 1,000 battle-death threshold, resulted in significant decrease in the number of wars from 11 to 5 in 2002. Though the number of wars has decreased, there is a feeling of insecurity and fear in many parts of the world because of terrorism incidents.

United States, Police Protection, Terrorist Control, Labor Distribution by Employer, Security Mgmt-Kidnapping & Terrorism, Analysis, Terrorism

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The Yugoslav People's Agony: The Role of the Yugoslav People's Army

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Books, Book Review, The Yugoslav People's Agony: The Role of the Yugoslav People's Army (Book), Hadzic, Miroslav

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