Global Community: Global SecurityGlobal security cannot be achieved until people view the world as a global community. Until such time, differences will continue to be perceived as threatening. These perceived “threats” are the primary threat to global security. This volume proposes methods for minimizing the “us versus them” mentality so that we can build a sense of global community. |
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Emancipators or Enablers: The Consequences of United States' Engagement
This analysis looks at the isolated Ferghana Valley in Central Asia. It analyzes
American foreign policy in three of the five Central Asian states: Uzbekistan, ...
Emancipators or Enablers: The Consequences of United States' Engagement
This analysis looks at the isolated Ferghana Valley in Central Asia. It analyzes
American foreign policy in three of the five Central Asian states: Uzbekistan, ...
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Tajikistan also received the Human Rights Protection Program while Central Asia
as a regional whole received funding for a “Civic Bridges” program meant to
create a regional, interactive network of citizens, which would promote civic ...
Tajikistan also received the Human Rights Protection Program while Central Asia
as a regional whole received funding for a “Civic Bridges” program meant to
create a regional, interactive network of citizens, which would promote civic ...
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Central Asia's energy reserves, though significant, face severe obstacles of
climate, geography, and technology. ... Many of his observations were lamentably
ignorant with regard to the actual doings of the Central Asian governments.
Central Asia's energy reserves, though significant, face severe obstacles of
climate, geography, and technology. ... Many of his observations were lamentably
ignorant with regard to the actual doings of the Central Asian governments.
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This is an integral part of our message to the governments of Central Asia. (Ibid.)
Before 11 September 2001, the United States viewed itself as the security blanket
necessary for Central Asia so that governments like Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and ...
This is an integral part of our message to the governments of Central Asia. (Ibid.)
Before 11 September 2001, the United States viewed itself as the security blanket
necessary for Central Asia so that governments like Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and ...
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Unfortunately, after 9/11, when Central Asia became strategically important for
immediate security concerns, American indifference apparently shifted to
purposefully overlooking democratic backsliding and human rights violations.
This is ...
Unfortunately, after 9/11, when Central Asia became strategically important for
immediate security concerns, American indifference apparently shifted to
purposefully overlooking democratic backsliding and human rights violations.
This is ...
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Part Three MOVING TOWARD AN INCLUSIVE WORLDVIEW | 121 |
Part Four DIVERSE STRATEGIES FOR EXPANDING PERSPECTIVES ON GLOBAL COMMUNITY | 181 |
Sixteen AN EXPLORATORY ESSAY ON JUSTICE SECURITY AND GENUINE PEACE | 279 |
EPILOGUE | 289 |
WORKS CITED | 291 |
INDEX | 319 |
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