Impact on Selected Regions
To provide a more precise and fuller picture regarding the possibilities that the above-presented analysis of the international order brings, the next chapter is dedicated to a more in-depth analysis of selected cases that point at the issues raised. Simi
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Bohumil Doboš
New Middle Ages Geopolitics of Post-Westphalian World
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Bohumil Doboš
New Middle Ages Geopolitics of Post-Westphalian World
Bohumil Doboš Institute of Political Studies Charles University Prague 5, Czech Republic
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