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Showing 1 to 20 of 90 for “"world order"”.
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Changing world order: Alternative perspectives relative to the future of education
… that it is, in fact, a tool of the industrial world and is therefore tied to its capitalistic economic vision. The vision for the future is one in which the new world order is based on an age of ideas and information. Institutions of education have, over the years, evolved and emerged as the …
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“A Christian World Order:” Protestants, Democracy and Christian Aid to Germany, 1945-1961
… aimed to create a universalist “Christian World Order” based on liberal democracy and Christian ethics. Only this new order, they argued, could supersede nationalist and materialist agendas and restore world peace. By rhetorically depicting Nazi and Communist "totalitarianism" as …
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La politique étrangère russe envers le Venezuela, entre balancing et new world order
La politique étrangère de la Russie envers le Venezuela au travers des approches réaliste et libérale. Entre opposition aux Etats-Unis et coopération sur la scène internationale.
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China's development and the Chinese overseas, 1978-1994: State and diaspora in the contemporary world order
… with changes evident in the post-cold war world. In Asia, the ambiguity surrounding the role of states is reflected in discussions of ""Greater China,"" an imprecisely defined entity whose relationship with existing states is unclear."
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New risks of interdependence in shifting world order – Developing a sustainable risk framework for the Belt and Road
… to address the needs of the developing world. More transparency about bilateral Chinese lending would help reassure concerns about debt sustainability. The growth of green finance may in time provide an opportunity for greater accountabilities in resource planning, transparency of …
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The Cold War, the New World Order, and the War on Terror : U.S. presidents' use of Orwell's big brother myth
… us vs. them scenario, and depicting a dystopian world into the near distant future. This study examined U.S. Presidents' Inaugural and State of the Union addresses from 1953-2012 and found that presidents used the Big Brother myth to garner support for their policies and initiatives. Cold War …
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A tripolar world? A framework for analysis
… deal of interest and speculation around possible world order, futures and the U.S.' relationship to them. The predominant image of the New World Order is one which hinges on the development of a liberal, economic multipolar world order in which mutual responsibility and macro-policy coordination …
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Far-Right Civilizationism: Limits and Contradictions
… societies of the so-called Liberal International Order (LIO) in recent years. Such divisions are associated with key capitalist social and political formations which are concerned with the LIO’s nature, its governance model, and the future of this political bloc within the twenty-first century …
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Japanese 'civilisation' and ideas of progress in Britain, c. 1880-1945
… of this rise for ideas of human difference and world order in British intellectual life and beyond in the late nineteenth and first half of the twentieth centuries.
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Islamic Reformism on the Periphery of the Muslim World: Rezaeddin Fakhreddin (1895-1936)
… from imperialism toward the nation-state order. Where the former framework witnessed a handful of European empires vie for global hegemony and influence, the latter facilitated indigenous sovereignty and self-determination. Religion, naturally, played a central role in opposition to …
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To the brink of empire : Rusk, Kissinger and the transformation of American foreign policy
… view the United States? How did they view the World? How did they view the United States' role in the world?Dean Rusk represents a pre-Machiavellian Moment figure. His foreign policy philosophy of liberal internationalism reflects a belief in America's exceptionalism. Rusk justified the war by …
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Der Kosovo-Krieg - eine gerechte Intervention?
… grounded by a convincing conception of future world order. The intervention created both, the risk of loosing already achieved progresses concerning international law and the chance to implement for the first time in history a world order with human rights as the basic principle.
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Das außen- und sicherheitspolitische Verhalten der USA nach dem 11. September 2001
… selected countries look natural. “This new world is full of symbols of the former Cold War. We have to state repeatedly, that the threat to safety is rising constantly.” “Increasing threats become visible in terms of atomic weapons, means of mass extermination and even terrorism.” With the …
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Hegemony, Private Actors, and International Institutions: Transnational Corporations as the agents of transformation of the trade regime from GATT to the WTO
… from GATT to the WTO within the context of the world order, and (2) the roles of transnational corporations (TNCs) in this transformation. It provides a neo-Gramscian framework for analysis to fill a void in mainstream approaches in IR/IPE literatures on international regimes, which suffer from …
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