American identity: the erosion of American national interests

Article Abstract:

American identity disintegrated when immigration increased after the Cold War. As a result, a foreign policy was implemented to limit US participation in world concerns and promote commercial and ethnic interests. Enhanced focus on national interests is advised.

United States, Demographic aspects, Multiculturalism

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Democracy and armed forces: reforming civil-military relations

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Civil-military relations in democratic countries are improved by defining the rights and responsibilities of both authorities. By so doing, the possibility that the democratic process will succeed is increased.

Political aspects, Democracy, Civil-military relations

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Challenges facing democracy: what cost freedom?

Article Abstract:

International changes in global economic and political structures are discussed. Experts believe that political and economic liberalization is currently being experienced on an international level.

Evaluation, International economic relations, World politics

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