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Back to the Future: Instability in Europe after the Cold War
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International Security. Vol.
15. No.
1. Summer 1990. P. 5-56.
Статья известного американского реалиста, профессора Чикагского университета Д. Миршеймера. Автор предлагает свое, весьма своеобразное, видение развития международной ситуации в Европе после окончания Холодной войны. Он считает, что общая стабильность времен противостояния двух сверхдержав сменится разбалансировкой международного механизма, которая может вызвать новые столкновения интересов. Статья интересна прежде всего своей полемичностью, плюс возможностью оценить, сбылись ли прогнозы Миршеймера на начало 21 века.
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