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New world order generally refer to drastic changes that take place after an important incident. After the collapse of Soviet Union, US became the lone supreme power in the world.

Iraq invaded Kuwait in August 1990. After attempts made by several countries to persuade Iraq to leave Kuwait failed, the UNO decided to liberate Kuwait from Iraqi occupation by using military force. This was a historic decision made by the UNO and was hailed as the emergence of a ‘new world order.

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What is the full form of USSR?

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Aman Rao 6 years ago

union of Soviet socialist republic

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Amol Rawat 6 years ago

Union of Soviet Socialist Republic

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The most important topics which will work effectively?

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Some of the statements below are incorrect.Identify tge incorrect statements and rewrite those with necessary correction: (a) Social movements are hampering the functioning of India’s democracy. (b) The main strength of social movements lies in their mass base across social sections. (c) Social movements in India emerged because there were many issues that political parties did not address.

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Amol Rawat 6 years ago

(a)

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What are the consequences of globalization and explain all in briefly?

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Ishant Sharma 6 years ago

There are economical, political and cultural consequences. As erosion of state capacity, economic growth, dominance of westernisation employment opportunities generated, affect us at our home what we think, eat or drink.

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U.S hegemony in terms of military dominance?

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Ishant Sharma 6 years ago

Hard power

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Write down E.U. military diplomatic and eco. influence?

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Describe hegemony as a hard power(6marker)

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

<div>Generally speaking, leadership or dominance, especially by one state or social group, over the others is known as hegemony. Power, dominance and leadership are three main features of hegemony. For example, USA is a powerful country at present which tries to dominate other Asian and African nations. </div> <div>In case of the US, hegemony takes three main forms: Hegemony as Hard Power,

Hegemony as Structural Power and Hegemony as Soft Power.

Hegemony as Hard Power
It reflects the military strength of a powerful country. The US is powerful mainly because of its superior military dominance. Some features of US hegemony as a hard power are

Weapons of USA can reach any part of the world accurately and lethally. It can cause maximum damage to its enemies, while its own forces are sheltered to the maximum from enemy’s attacks.
No country in the world can even think of matching the military might of the US.
It not only has superior military weapons but also spends substantially on military research and development.

Hegemony as Structural Power

A hegemon has structural power if it supports the creation and existence of a world economy. The US is a hegemonic structural power because

The US has played a great role in providing global public goods. Public goods are goods which are used by one person without reducing the amount of goods available for someone else.
Fresh air and roads are some examples of public goods. In the world economy, sea lanes of communication (SLOCs) are used by merchant ships. Free trade in an open world economy would not be possible without open SLOCs.

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assess the main feature of the soviet system

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Aakash Rathee 6 years ago

The soviet economy is more developed than the rest of the world except US,it had a complex communication network was energy resources including ,oil ,iron and steel machinery products and a transport sector that connected it remote areas with efficiency. There was no unemployment.

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Why has india refused to sign the LTBT?

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Aarohi ? 6 years ago

According to India, the treaty was "biased". It was applicable only on the countries which were non - nuclear powers and was hindering their growth. It was increasing the monopoly of the 5 nuclear powers i.e. USA , France , Britain , China , UK.

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

India’s traditional viewpoint regarding nuclear power and weaponry has always been either complete disarmament of nuclear weapons or equal opportunities regarding the same for all countries. This has led to opposition from India against several international treaties aimed at non-proliferation because as per India majority of the treaties aims to legitimize the monopoly of the five winning powers or nuclear powers of the Second World War with respect to nuclear weapons. This has led India’s refusal to sign the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty in 1996 at the Geneva Conference.

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Manbir Singh 6 years ago

Limited Test Ban Treaty

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What is the full form of LTBT

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what are safety nets

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Simran Kaur 6 years ago

Safety nets are made to protect nations and are of minimising the negative effects of globalization on those who are economically weak

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Compare and contrast the shock therapy of ussr with the open window of china

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S J 6 years ago

Shock therapy in USSR was a painful and sudden transition from communism to capitalism. 1. Big industries and factories were sold at throwaway prices called the Largest Garage Sale in history. 2. High inflation rate 3. Free trade and FDI were the engines of change. Whereas, the chinese economic reforms were gradual while opened its ecomomy to the rest of the world. 1. End of isolation in 1972 2. Modernization of agriculture, industry, military, and technology in 1973 3. Open door policy in 1978 (Deng Xiapong) 4. Privatization of- -agriculture in 1982 -industry un 1998 5. SEZs

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Open door policy: generate higher productivty by investments of capital and technology from abroad. Shock therapy: The model of transition in russia,Cental Asia and East Europe that was infuenced by the World Bank and IMF came to be known as shock therapy. * Deng Xiaoping adopted the open door policy. The Chinese did not go for shock therapy but opened their economy step by step.
1. 1982= China started privatisation in agriculture sector.
2. 1998= China started privatisation in industrial sector. 3. Trade Barriers were removed from SEZ(special economic zone) where foreign investors could set up their enterprises.
4. In China, the state played and continues to play a central role in setting up a market economy. USSR

a. Shock therapy Gorbachev ahead of his time with Perestroika and Demokratizatsiya and Glasnost.
b. sudden shift to Liberal Capitalism collapse of Economy. Rise of Mafia-Garage sale of industries.

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SPA stands for

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Janvi Kanojia 6 years ago

Seven party alliance

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Not prepare for tomorrow's paper Plz help........... Important questions and topics Plzzzzzzzz.......

Posted by Simran Kaur 6 years ago

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Aman Rao 6 years ago

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Mandeep Maan 6 years ago

Coldwar,globalization,ussr disintigration,cuban missilw crises,us hegemony,popular movements,one party dominace,partitio,traditional and non traditonal security and so on

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Who control the north eastern part of Sri Lanka...??

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Harshita Tanwar 6 years ago

Tamils

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What is the main aim of the United nations

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S J 6 years ago

The main aim of the united nations is to promote international cooperation and to maintain peace and security.

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Aarohi ? 6 years ago

To ensure peace and stability in all the countries.

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Operation done by USA

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Dan • 6 years ago

I m sorry gulf war is comducted by us but both gulf and dessert storm r same kk

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Dan • 6 years ago

Gulf war was not an operation done by us It was btwn iraq and kuwait

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Aarohi ? 6 years ago

?The first gulf war ?Operation dessert storm ?Operation infine reach ?Operation Enduring freedom ?Operation Iraqi freedom.

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Kya private candidate k practical 20 marks k paper hote hain.....????

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Aman Rao 6 years ago

Mam paper will come hard or easy political science

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Simmi Kakkar? 6 years ago

Practicals ta sbde ooge nee private candidate de vi honge nee tuc dhyan ni dita houga

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Simran Kaur 6 years ago

Mera to koi bhi nhi hua ab tak...

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Simmi Kakkar? 6 years ago

Jede open to krde aa oonu private candidate khende nee nd yess unka bhi practical 20 marks ka hi hota hai

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Manbir Singh 6 years ago

Ah private candidate ki hunda menu ta ehi ni pta

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Maine koi chapter read tak nhi kia pure year Only 5 sample paper kiye hai in last 3 days.. Is it enough.....???

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Mandeep Maan 6 years ago

Cold war pdli ,popular movents padli ,congress system pdli ,globalization,traditional and non traditional security,one party dominace and usa dominece in worlds politics padli,disintigration of ussr pdli je koi hor milia vdia topic mnu ta me dsdu ga thonu ???

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Mandeep Maan 6 years ago

Nhi bhne tention na le tnu me dekhka ds dina important topic ohi read krli ik war ose cho papper aou

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Simran Kaur 6 years ago

Admission hi sep last ch leya hai Private candidate

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Manbir Singh 6 years ago

Pehla sara saal ki krdi rhi c

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Manbir Singh 6 years ago

Kive pass hovage

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Manbir Singh 6 years ago

Fer ta tera v mere ala haal a guddi

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When cbse result Delcerd because North East dehli has postoand ther paper

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Simran Kaur 6 years ago

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What is political impact of globalisation ?

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Ra Mu 6 years ago

Uneven in its impact on states and societies

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Aarohi ? 6 years ago

?Erosion of state capacity....due to increased role of MNCs and market. At the same time , ?State capacity remains unchanged....government continues to maintain law and order. Also in some cases , ?State capacity receives a boost....due to enhanced technologies government can easily connect to it's people.

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Ajay Singh 6 years ago

Anser plz

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What is 'deterrence'?

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