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The rosy future of war

By:

DELMAS Philippe

Contributor(s):

ATAMIAN Christopher (trans.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: The Free Press, 1997Description: 236pISBN:

0684833700 (hbk.):

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Summary: In the past thirty years, the number of internationally recognized countries has doubled. The author sees this fragementation of States as a primary cause of wars. He argues that many countries are now based on the drive merely for ethnic identity; international law and the benefits of a global economy are of no interest. The United States and Western Europe must 'export' political stability as a means of containing war.

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In the past thirty years, the number of internationally recognized countries has doubled. The author sees this fragementation of States as a primary cause of wars. He argues that many countries are now based on the drive merely for ethnic identity; international law and the benefits of a global economy are of no interest. The United States and Western Europe must 'export' political stability as a means of containing war.

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