对冷战后民族分离主义运动的几点思考（Some reflections on the national separatist movement after the Cold War）.docVIP

对冷战后民族分离主义运动的几点思考（Some reflections on the national separatist movement after the Cold War） Some reflections on the national separatist movement after the cold war.Txt Some reflections on the national separatist movement after the Cold War Ding Zhuan Chuan, Ge Hanwen Nationalist theories and nationalist movements were over For two hundred years, no doubt about the world process and the world The political, theoretical, and political power of the greatest influence A. Appeared successively in World War I and World War II after two times The global wave of nationalism has not only fundamentally ended Since eighteenth Century, the Western powers have carved up the world With colonial rule, but also began to push the post Cold War world Multipolarization trends. When the cold war is over, the past is covered Cover the ethnic issues, and more specifically, the issue of national separation Become increasingly prominent, and because of its importance to the international security situation Great influence has aroused worldwide attention. After the cold war, national separatism is worldwide Warming trend. In the former Soviet Union, former Yugoslavia, Czech Slovakia, Indonesia and East Timor origin Eritrea, Ethiopia, ethnic separatism The movement has been successful, with a large number of new independent sovereignty The state has emerged; Tamil Tamils in Sri Lanka, as well as Transnational distribution in Iran, Iraq, Syria and Turkey The Kurdish separatist movement in the territory has also become more and more Intensified, conflict; in some western developed countries In the United Kingdom, such as Northern Ireland, England, and Basque of spain, France, Corsica and Quebec in Canada, National The issue of separatism has also developed. This article tries hard at the knot On the basis of reality, on the national separatist movement The present situation and characteristics, the reasons for the rise of sports and the Cold War The implications of the post international commun