Modern warfare, although present in every historical period of military history, is generally used to refer to the concepts, methods and technologies that have come into use during and after the Second World War and the Korean War.
How is modern war different from traditional forms of war?
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Short notes on the legacy of the Russian revolution
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The new regime set up by the Bolsheviks survived no doubt with many changes and even distortions, for some seventy-odd years, until the 1990s.
What is the process through which nations have emerged in the world?
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A nation is a territory or country as political entity or a grouping of people who share real or imagined common history, culture, language or ethnic origin, often possessing or seeking its own government.
What are the ways in which the term consumerism is understood?
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In modern times, the term “consumerism” has been associated with a preoccupation with the acquisition of good and commodities. Traditionally, it has been used with negative connotations-as a “problem” that indicates a lack of discretion among “buyers” and “consumers” regarding what good to buy them in an increasingly commercialized environment.
Short notes on the development and expansion of education in Europe
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One of the central transformations of the modern era has concerned the organization of the ways in which knowledge is transmitted, and also the ways in which people’s capacities to receive this knowledge have been shaped.
Key processes that have revolutionized knowledge and expanded the possibilities of social communication
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The modern word has experienced broadly speaking, two kinds of revolutions. There are sudden convulsions that change the course of history irreversibly; political revolutions like the French and the Russian are instances of this.
What was the role of Russia in the First World War?
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Just the same as in all the other countries, to fight the war, it was on the Allied side, and did terribly. Its troops didn’t have enough guns, equipment or food; and it was poorly led.
What was the Significance of Russian Revolution in Modern World?
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The Russian Revolution of 1917 was one of the greatest events in history.
Why did the socialist revolution take place in Russia?
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The answers lie in the many peculiarities of Russia. It had a weal bourgeoisie and the industrial development that had taken place in Russia from the 1880s was entirely at the initiative of the Tsar and financed by foreign capital.
What has caused the formulation of theory regarding to French Revolution?
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The polarization of Europe’s politics into Left and Right also encouraged new ideas of the revolution which led to radical upheavals and subversion of such basic social institutions as family and property.
What is the Legacy of French Revolution to the World?
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The French Revolution (1789-1799) was a period of radical social and political upheaval in French and European history.
Essay on the Important Events From 1920 to 1945
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Russia was the first great power to collapse under the strain of the Great War, which demoralized its peasant army and hastened the disintegration of the Tsarist regime.
What was the theoretical debate around the idea of UN polarity?
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Unipolarity means, literally “having one pole.” In politics and international relations, it means that power is centered in one place. It contrasts with bipolarity and multipolarity. In a bipolar system, two main centers of powers exist.
Essay on the World Politics at the End of 20th Century
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The Russian Revolution of 1917 is seen as the most important event of the 20th Century, the unexpected dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991 marked not only the equally unexpected termination of the Cold War but the end of century itself. Events of the 1990s illustrated dilemmas, issues, and problems that also dominate the […]
Short Essay on Non-aligned Movement
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The Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) is an international organization of states considering themselves not formally aligned with or against any major power bloc.