Titlebook: Global Economic and Cultural Transformation; The Making of Histor Mohamed Rabie Book 2013 Mohamed Rabie 2013 agents.history.society.transfo

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Cultural Determinism,. They created a fluid, largely unstable state of political, social, economic, security, and cultural affairs, causing the old balance of power to end. Chester A. Crocker wrote in 1992 that the “historic changes since 1989 have profoundly destabilized the previously existing [world] order without re

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A World in Transition,nsformational transition that promises to take us to a higher, more complex civilization. It is a period dominated by five major trends of change: economic integration across state lines; political fragmentation within state lines; sociocultural segmentation within national lines; a fastchanging bal

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Concluding Remarks,lossoming. However, when people are left alone to live in poverty and need, and feel oppressed and denied their legitimate rights, people will have no choice but to fight for justice and dignity, and die for liberty and freedom. The spirit of revolution that swept the Arab world in 2011 and beyond p

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t the world are becoming more complex and interdependent, and globalization is moving beyond the sphere of economics to engulf other aspects of life, particularly culture and security. Our current theories, strategies, and road maps are fast becoming out-dated and no new ones have emerged to take th

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,Schlaglicht: Qualit?t und Quantit?t,ansformation can be completed without affecting the positions of the other processes. As a consequence, every change, regardless of its nature and magnitude, causes conflict and produces winners and losers, and thus it causes the balance of power relationships in society to change, sometimes drastically.

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