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1985-2005. Twenty Years that Changed the World. Con CD-ROM
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During the debate that took place in the General Assembly of the World Political Forum in Turin, on March 4- 6, 2005 some speakers noted that the amount of crucial changes that occurred in the world in the last twenty years could well be compared to the consequences either of the world wars or of the great revolutions. Except that this time the impressive transformation of the total world scene shaking the foundations of the previous international order came as a result of political process in the form of a controlled political "chain reaction", leading one of the participants of the Assembly to qualify the "Twenty Years that Changed the World" - official theme of the conference - as the first "Velvet Revolution" in the new world's history. In order to analyze the political and social roots and origin of the processes that started twenty years ago, as well as explain how their outcome has projected us all into a different world the participants of the Turin Assembly debated during three days in the plenary sessions and workshops that dealt with the following subjects: Second Russian Revolution, The End of a History? Ending Cold War: Lost Paradise, Lost Chance? Global Challenges, Scattered Answers. The record of this exclusive discussion is presented in this book.
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1 gennaio 2005
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416 p.
EAN:
9788842078852
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Presentation: Rolando Picchioni, Executive Director of The World Political Forum – Foreword: Andrei Grachev, Chairman of The World Political Forum’s Scientific Committee – Introduction: Mikhail S. Gorbachev, President of the World Political Forum – Part I – I. The Second Russian Revolution - the End of a History? – II. Exit from Totalitarianism - Which Way Out? – III. Challenges of Democratic Transition in Post-Totalitarian Societies – IV. From Glasnost to the Freedom of the Press – Part II – V. Ending the Cold War: Lost Paradise? Lost Chance? – VI. Implosion of the USSR – Geostrategic Consequences – VII. A Strange Peace after the Cold War-Winners, Losers, New Actors – Part III – VIII. The Quest for National Identity in the Epoch of Integration – IX. Global challenges, Scattered Answers Conclusions: Mikhail Gorbachev, President of the World Political Forum – Annex I. Soviet Perestroika, the End of the Cold War and the Transformation of the International System – Annex II. Three Forks in the Road of Gorbachev’s Perestroika – Annex III. After 1989. Multilateralism and the Challenges of the New World – Selected bibliography – Sara Comuzzi and Andrea Pin, the World Political Forum’s Research Group.
During the debate that took place in the General Assembly of the World Political Forum in Turin, on March 4- 6, 2005 some speakers noted that the amount of crucial changes that occurred in the world in the last twenty years could well be compared to the consequences either of the world wars or of the great revolutions. Except that this time the impressive transformation of the total world scene shaking the foundations of the previous international order came as a result of political process in the form of a controlled political "chain reaction", leading one of the participants of the Assembly to qualify the "Twenty Years that Changed the World" – official theme of the conference – as the first "Velvet Revolution" in the new world's history. In order to analyze the political and social roots and origin of the processes that started twenty years ago, as well as explain how their outcome has projected us all into a different world the participants of the Turin Assembly debated during three days in the plenary sessions and workshops that dealt with the following subjects: Second Russian Revolution, The End of a History? Ending Cold War: Lost Paradise, Lost Chance? Global Challenges, Scattered Answers. The record of this exclusive discussion is presented in this book.
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