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In effect, there had always been an ideological conflict between Islam and Christianity, on which Western civilization is based, because of the universal belief that one's religion is always better than the others.... Among the more recent expressions of such anti-Western resentment were 9/11, the Afghanistan-Iraq conflict, and the Israeli-Hizbollah-Lebanese wars in 2006.... The study of "Islamic and Western Civilizations In The Post-Cold war World " postulates that the bloodiest conflicts in this century would take place between Islamic and Western civilizations....
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The long years of conflict had taken a toll on its economy and the infusion of funds from international sources during the reconstruction is not enough to turn it around and lift the country from total poverty.... Notwithstanding the political progress gained by that war-torn country since the toppling of the Taliban, there remain serious challenges to Afghanistan's political and economic transition (The World Factbook: Afghanistan 2010)....
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In the paper “Chechnya: Life in a war-Torn Society” the author tries to answer some questions that arise from an examination of the Chechen War.... The fall of the Soviet Union was clearly a precipitating cause for the conflict between Russia and Chechnya (Dunlop 89).... There was conflict and fighting in Central Asia, and also especially in the Caucasus.... Why was this war fought between Chechnya and Russia?...
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External governance in the sense, democratic countries will normally orient their foreign relations policies and certain political and military actions with other countries, particularly fellow democracies, in certain constructive ways.... From the paper "Pathways to war in Democratic Transitions" it is clear that although there are some notable exceptions and certain 'grey areas' regarding the role of non-democratic institutions, commonly democracies appear to be avoiding wars with fellow democracies....
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The politics of this country are influenced by so many factors and the war against narcotics that was started by PAN government led by Filipe Calderon in 2006 when it took over leadership of the government.... The narcotics war has led to serious concerns over the future of Mexican political stability and has put bear many unanswered questions.... The militarization of the narcotics war has led to some political pundits arguing that Mexico could soon be classified under failed states....
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The paper "Foreign Aid - Effect on Civil conflict" establishes an in-depth study of each group requesting aid is needed and deciding who is going to be the ultimate payer of the aid.... it is apparent that aid can create conflict, but can not necessarily stop a conflict that is already occurring.... However, due to the nature of foreign aid, many of the countries receiving are already in conflict either actively or inactively....
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Peace is an episode of harmony amid different social groups that are characterized by freedom of fear of violence, and lack of conflict behavior or violence.... Unlike the cold war that existed in the last century, current forms of violence often have no clear military, ideological or political objectives (Burton, 282).... These types of conflicts are not easily solved or addressed with traditional instruments such as military and diplomacy means....
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To realists, the presence of war is essential in a state system as it clearly underlines the hypothesis of international conflict.... Such states are characterized by chaos and revolutions, which are directly linked to vested national interests, distribution of power, and conflict....
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