National Conflicts: Management and Prevention

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The paper explores the complexities of political changes following the Cold War, highlighting the tensions between market competition, free trade, and the resulting disparities among nations and groups. It examines how the promotion of peace and human rights can conflict, particularly in the context of democratization, which may inadvertently lead to the infringement of minority rights. The author argues that while economic development and democratization can ultimately align, they often create short-term conflicts that complicate their coexistence.