The following updates to the site of "Eurasia" this week (12-18 March 2011):
geopolitical theories
Dall'unipolarità to multipolarity
Carlos Preyra Mele
Geopolitics reborn since the seventies, when international politics is transformed from the model that was based on the ideological clash (capitalism versus communism), because in those years the U.S. establish good relations with communist China of Mao, that where do I start a new phase in modern geopolitics.
Friday, March 18
The return of pan-Arabism: the end of Balkanization?
Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya
In addition to the initial success or failure of these revolts, the march toward Arab unity as a political project and is a popular event for sure. Nor any of its waves can be contained for long, while a new geo-political and sociological reality begins to take shape in the Arab nation.
Thursday, March 17 strategy "soft" Obama in the Mediterranean
Jonathan Laurence
The revolts in North Africa have surprised the White House or to be seen as the result of patient work, but continuous, which Washington has been devoted in recent times? The U.S. administration has missed an opportunity to influence events and helped make possible the 'revolt of jasmine'?
Wednesday, March 16 Fukushima: the technology of deception
Viktor Kovalev
A typical technology of deception is to tell the truth, but not the whole truth. Media coverage of recent two nuclear disaster in Japanese Fukushima Fukushima 1 and 2 seems to be built on the principle mentioned above.
Tuesday, March 15
The language of the Dragon: soft power and sovereignty linguistic
Maria Dolores Cabras
The challenge posed by China is not only aimed at preserving the cultural heritage national, but above all to reassert its sovereignty substantiality of language, while rejecting the seductive force exerted by all other countries through the use of its resources for soft power.
Monday, March 14 Never fight a land war in Asia
George Friedman
Tahrir Square and the repercussions in Israel between anxiety and new opportunities, the Israeli leadership looks very close attention to Egyptian events. What's next most likely scenario changing?
Sunday, March 13 Libya between specific social, resources and uncertainty about their future
Diego Del Priore
Many Western media are putting on the field with a simplification embarrassing their arguments on what is happening in the Arab world. As if in it is necessarily the right choice between a dictatorship and Islamic fundamentalism.
Saturday, March 12 Egypt: Looking into the crystal ball of the revolution
Eric Walberg
Comparisons between the Egyptian Revolution and other revolutions in the past are abundant and instructive. Suggest two scenarios for the post-revolutionary period. The revolution in Egypt is similar to the traditional revolutionary scenario predicted by Karl Marx in the mid-nineteenth century, a desperate protest against mass poverty, a consequence of capitalism rampant.
... And many other articles are available on the site. Please note that is currently available in the library ' latest issue of "Eurasia" (3 / 2010) dedicated to the U.S. Hegemony and Decline
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