... from Inter-European wars to conflicts between the West and non- Western civilizations. What is the meaning of the term civilization? A civilization is a cultural entity, defined by common elements like language, religion customs,institutions and it is the highest level to which people can identify themselves to. Huntington gives six reasons why future conflicts will take place along ... is to solve differneces on economical or political issues. Finally, the appearence of economic regionalism can inforce civilization-consciousness, but will probably only succesfull when it is founded in ...

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... endorse the new freedoms. Although just a few month later the Soviet's Red Army was sent to the region to quash this democratic uprising, this year helped the Czechoslovakians solidify their common goal of democratic autonomy and brought the Czechs and the Slovaks together, working toward the same goal. Conversely, at the same time in a region not so far away from Czechoslovakia ... ...

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... the burdens of the past." (Dragnich, 57) the main fear was the one of domination of one another. From the Croatian Peasant Party to the Ustasha, nationalistic attitudes was very common among the Croats and leaders learned, throughout the years, that it was not a force to reckon with. first and foremost it is essential to realize that the problem between the ... ...

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... national production devoted to make guns increased. Europe as a whole was never so well prepared to wage war as in the summer of 1914. One of the greatest and most common causes for any conflict is bad advice. World War 1 was no exception from this rule. Many of the European countries involved saw the squabble taking place between Austrian and Serbian ... ...

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