THE GLOBALISATION AND THE EFFECTS OF PROJECTING IT INTO THE REGIONAL SECURITY FIELD
Journal Title: Impact Strategic - Year 2005, Vol 15, Issue 3
Abstract
Globalisation is a term more and more used by persons with different backgrounds. As a matter of fact, it incites by the complexity of processes and phenomena that induce. The regional and global security environment are touched by the globalisation effects, as the state-nation, as a sovereign and independent entity, is almost to loose itself in this huge conglomerate political, financial, economical interests.
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Eduard VITALIS
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