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Changes, challenges and chances

conclusions and perspectives of Baltic Sea area studies

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The Baltic Sea Region is a discernible area in the New Europe, with more or less open borders, a rapidly growing economy, common political interest, common security problems, and similar environmental and transport calamities. The region is culturally not homogeneous but it endures related identities, overlapping heritages, with a - in large parts - common history. The idea of a violent, military conflict among the states of the Baltic Sea Region would seem to have become unthinkable. The process of increasing cooperation - and the horrors of war! - have led to a web of interdependence, held together by interest, policies, treaties etc. As a result, this region is now a model of peaceful transformation. In this way, the history of conflict in the 20th century would seem to have contributed positively to the peaceful and co-operative situation, which we enjoy today.

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Changes, challenges and chances, Bernd Henningsen

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Tytuł
Changes, challenges and chances
Podtytuł
conclusions and perspectives of Baltic Sea area studies
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2005
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
253
ISBN10
3830510829
ISBN13
9783830510826
Seria
Opis
The Baltic Sea Region is a discernible area in the New Europe, with more or less open borders, a rapidly growing economy, common political interest, common security problems, and similar environmental and transport calamities. The region is culturally not homogeneous but it endures related identities, overlapping heritages, with a - in large parts - common history. The idea of a violent, military conflict among the states of the Baltic Sea Region would seem to have become unthinkable. The process of increasing cooperation - and the horrors of war! - have led to a web of interdependence, held together by interest, policies, treaties etc. As a result, this region is now a model of peaceful transformation. In this way, the history of conflict in the 20th century would seem to have contributed positively to the peaceful and co-operative situation, which we enjoy today.