INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT

International Conflict

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International Conflict

Introduction

International terrorist groups are all around the world. They are the main reason for creating the conflict. In political science, the conflict defined as, “conflict of interests (positional differences) over national values of some duration, and magnitude between at least two parties (organized groups, states, regional groups of states, organizations) that gets determined to decide in their favor.” Conflict is often a conflict of interest. Behind it are often different values, leading to different judgments, feelings and goals, which derive from, the contrasting behavior of conflicting parties (Jones, 2006). If no such conflict of interest can be found, it will ordinarily be no conflict, but simply misunderstandings due to missing, incorrect or misunderstood information.

International Conflict

International conflict is the conflict among different nations. It is mainly because of different interest, which usually does not match. If the interest of two nations is same, then the conflict arise on which nation will reach the interest first. Since the end of the Second World War, the international crises and conflicts have increased dramatically. The number of wars and armed conflicts took until the end of the 80s in each year. Since the end, of East-West conflict the world has become not just more peaceful, as many had assumed for a short time. Ethnic and social conflicts within states, civil wars in the broadest sense, have since increased (Zartman, 2007). Then there are the dangers of the spread of weapons of mass destruction and international terrorism. What role, given the new challenges that NATO and the UN? How can the U.S. be involved as the only remaining superpower in international law? Finally, - how can civil conflict management and peace of civilian service for the prevention of armed conflict can be improved and strengthened?

The war in Bosnia

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