The Crises Facing the Current World Order
Ahmad Aref Al- Kafarneh
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Ahmad Aref Al- Kafarneh
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This study highlights the major crises facing the new world order such wars, the cold war, the one polar control of the world order. It also reviews problems such as the cold war, terrorism, environment pollution and the nuclear threats and epidemic diseases. The study shows that there have conflicts between the western and western block represented by The USA and the USSR who were for in the cold war. The study shows that new powers are being formed who seek to obtain nuclear powers form a threats that should be controlled .Therefore, it is high time to revise the UN management, policies , resolution and decision making and double standards. in order to create a stable secure peaceful world. Keywords: The new world order, one polar , UN, The USA, USSR ,peace and security
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This study highlights the major crises facing the new world order such wars, the cold war, the one polar control of the world order. It also reviews problems such as the cold war, terrorism, environment pollution and the nuclear threats and epidemic diseases. The study shows that there have conflicts between the western and western block represented by The USA and the USSR who were for in the cold war. The study shows that new powers are being formed who seek to obtain nuclear powers form a threats that should be controlled .Therefore, it is high time to revise the UN management, policies , resolution and decision making and double standards. in order to create a stable secure peaceful world. Keywords: The new world order, one polar , UN, The USA, USSR ,peace and security
Key concepts: Cold war, World order, Order (exchange), Terrorism, Nuclear weapon, Political science, Development economics, Political economy