How far do you agree that accepting nation-states as reality of the twenty-first century can help aid in the fight against religious fanaticism and fundamentalism?
Introduction
Recent power change in Afghanistan and forces of ISIS in west Asia shows increase tendency of fundamentalism and religious fanaticism in world. In 21st century.
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Main Body
Recent power change in Afghanistan and forces of ISIS in west Asia shows increase tendency of fundamentalism and religious fanaticism in world. In 21st century.
Accepting nation states as reality can help in fight against religious fanaticism & fundamentalism as
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This global community needs to take new look to nation- state demands as it cannot be panacea and explore cultural contact, political decentralization to preserve, protect religious identities
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Conclusion
This global community needs to take new look to nation- state demands as it cannot be panacea and explore cultural contact, political decentralization to preserve, protect religious identities
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- Balanced analysis with both pros and cons
- Uses contemporary examples
- Recognizes limitations of nation-state model
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Recent power change in Afghanistan and forces of ISIS in west Asia shows increase tendency of fundamentalism and religious fanaticism in world.
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However, it is a slippery slope having more threats than app structures
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explore cultural contact, political decentralization to preserve, protect religious identities
conclusion
This global community needs to take new look to nation- state demands as it cannot be panacea and explore cultural contact, political decentralization to preserve, protect religious identities
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Abhinav J Jain
8. Globalization and Social Empowerment
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