NATION, COMMUNITARIANISM, PEACE AND GLOBALIZATION: A VULNERABLE RELATIONSHIP

Dan Popescu ()
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Dan Popescu: Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu & University of Bucharest, Romania

Eurasian Journal of Social Sciences, 2016, vol. 4, issue 4, 61-69

Abstract: In general, human progress was achieved through accumulation from simple to complex. Nations appeared and were developed on their own basis then, there were communities (European, American, Asian, International, etc.), often stimulated by the need of progress, by the success in competition, by peace. The transition to globalization was obvious and reveals itself today as a natural process with multiple causes, mainly economic and especially it reveals the need for smooth movement activities. For example, the globalization of capital markets, labor market with incidences on development ever since antiquity but also the product market. What factors do such processes favor? What factors do hampers interpose? Do such developments manifest realities? What about the prospect? Here the object of my research is addressing some complex horizons such as nation, peace, war, integration, migration, globalization, terrorism; all this in a world, as troubled as ours.

Keywords: Nation; Integration; Globalization; Peace; War; Migration; Vulnerabilities (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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