Geopolitics of International Relations, Ethnic Polarization and Internal Conflict

Saima, T.

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Title	Geopolitics of International Relations, Ethnic Polarization and Internal Conflict
Authors	Saima, T.
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Keywords	геополітика міжнародних відносин геополитика международных отношений geopolitics of international relations війна проти тероризму война с терроризмом war against terrorism внутрішній конфлікт внутренний конфликт internal conflict етнічна поляризація этническая поляризация ethnic polarization замовлено-пробітна модель упорядоченно-пробитная модель ordered-probit model міцна регресія устойчивая регрессия robust regression Прайс-Вінстенська регресія Прейс-Винстен регрессия Prais-Winsten regression
Type	Article
Date of Issue	2019
URI	http://essuir.sumdu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/76562
Publisher	Sumy State University
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Citation	Saima, T. (2019). Geopolitics of International Relations, Ethnic Polarization and Internal Conflict: A Case for Pakistan. SocioEconomic Challenges, 3(4), 25-38. http://doi.org/10.21272/sec.3(4).25-38.2019.
Abstract	Geostrategic position of a country not just creates opportunities in form of bilateral and multilateral collaborations, it may also pose stern long term concerns and spillover effects in terms of insecurity and conflict. Pakistan, if not a classic example, is a typical case of continually high geopolitics of international relations: its geostrategic location had been praised by international players during the cold war regime through financial assistance; it was encouraged to take part during the Russian invasion in Afghanistan in late 70’s; and was compelled to play the role of ‘front line state’ in the war against terrorism, in the aftermath of the 9/ 11 incidence, in 2001.
Appears in Collections:	SocioEconomic Challenges (SEC)