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The Multipolar Revolution: Syncretic Perspectives – Part I

Posted on June 17, 2018 by

 By: Jafe Arnold From the Indo-Europeans to the ‘New World’ he world’s diversity of cultures has successfully defied the “globalization” of the Atlanticist, Liberal, unipolar “End of History” scenario proclaimed in the 1990’s. It is increasingly recognized both de facto … Continue reading →

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CSS participates in conference: “History and Perspectives of Cooperation between Slavic Countries”

Posted on December 15, 2016 by

By: Jafe Arnold – CSS liaison to Poland CSS participates in conference: “History and Perspectives of Cooperation between Slavic Countries” n December 10th in Wroclaw, Poland, the Association for Poland-East Cooperation hosted an interdisciplinary conference entitled “History and Perspectives of Cooperation … Continue reading →

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The Battle of Wills between the West and Russia: Which Side Will Win?

Posted on February 15, 2015 by

 By: Joshua Tartakovsky The Battle of Wills between the West and Russia:  Which Side Will Win?   From the very beginning or emergence of the Ukraine crisis, as details of the coup emerged and Crimea was, in the eyes of … Continue reading →

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Cosmopolitan Utopia & Globalization

Posted on January 21, 2014 by

 By: Lutovac Vukasin Cosmopolitan Utopia & Globalization During the process of globalization in all walks of life, mostly in the fields of culture where we find the most important source of national and state identity in which strong tendencies of … Continue reading →

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