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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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Titel
Changes, challenges and chances
Untertitel
conclusions and perspectives of Baltic Sea area studies
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
Bernd Henningsen
Erscheinungsdatum
2005
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
253
ISBN10
3830510829
ISBN13
9783830510826
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Beschreibung
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.