EMERGING WORLD ORDER. AN ASIAN PERSPECTIVE

Journal Title: Impact Strategic - Year 2007, Vol 23, Issue 2

Abstract

The security environment in Asia is influenced by historical disputes; nuclearisation; energy sources; the growing potential of China; the war on terrorism; the spread of fundamentalism; and the social upheavals in many countries due to the rising expectations of their people. There is also the impact of the unilateralism of the sole super power- USA. All of them in an environment of increased economic activity, effects of globalization and the increasing impact of the information revolution.

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Vijay OBEROI

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Vijay OBEROI (2007). EMERGING WORLD ORDER. AN ASIAN PERSPECTIVE. Impact Strategic, 23(2), 25-26. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-113090