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Volume 17 - January 2007

Contents

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FEATURES

Special Report

Iraq

Global Report

  • Global Report on Conflict, Governance and State Fragility 2007

  • Monty G. Marshall, Jack Goldstone
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    07 March 2007, pp. 3-21

  • The resignation of the last president of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev, in December 1991 launched an era of dramatic change in world politics. The fifteen years since the end of the Cold War have seen a major increase in globalization, as technical “revolutions” in information and communications systems have made world politics far more transparent and increased the effects of changes in any one region on other parts of the world.They have also exposed a nascent global system peppered with fragile, failing, and failed states, and in which large areas have been ravaged by years of violence, contestation, and uneven development.

FEATURES

Iraq

Iraq

Iran

Iran

Iran

War on Terrorism

Iran

North Korea

REGULAR SECTIONS

Development

FEATURES

“War on Terrorism”

REGULAR SECTIONS

Development

Africa

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