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096097
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The clash of civilizations is essentially the conflict among individuals form different civilizations. Individuals struggle for access to survival resources, and the scarcity of resources is the fundamental issue. When it becomes difficult to access resources alone, individuals tend to organize themselves in certain ways, and civilization could be one fo these ways. However, the conflicts among different civilization do not arise as easily as Huntington imagines, and the existence of buffer zones between civilizations is one of the facts that constrain conflict. Buffer zones appear with the emergence of civilization boundaries and are clearly visible in macro and micro cross sections. The buffer zones are the concrete expression of Knowledge shared by civilization and their exchange, interracial neighbouhoods, mixed marriages and so on.
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096084
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2010.
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China and the United States are tow countries with quite different histories, philosophies, values and political systems and because of these difference, the two countries have two quite different media. the most notable or maybe the most fundamental difference lies in the relationships of these tow media with their respective governments. The Chinese medium is often a part of the government and the US medium is basically preventively owned. This makes them almost two different things, like an apple and an orange. In most of the case, one can not use one as the standard to criticize the other and vice versa.
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096110
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096100
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2010.
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The US - Japan alliance is undergoing a quiet crisis over the plan to relocate the US marine Corps Air Station at Futenma. While it is the Japanese side that is hesitating over the relocation, relations between the two countries are also affecting how this issue is being tackled and will impact the formal alliance in the long run
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096091
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2010.
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The potential for change in increasing rapidly in the 21st century, especially in the information and communication technology (ICT) field. Innovations in ICT are constantly making new breakthroughs and all kinds of technologies, applications and services are being interwoven. Inevitably the broad application of new technologies provides cyber attacks more tools and opportunities to launch attacks. Old information security policies are facing new challenges, emerging threats and unsolved risks. Finding effective solutions
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096106
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096102
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2010.
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The nuclear security summit held in Washington DC on April 12 and 13, 2010, and focused on how to better safeguard weapons-grade plutonium and uranium to prevent nuclear terrorism. The summit was impressive in terms of the number of participating countries state on American soil since the United Nations was founded in 1945. Leaders from 47 countries and major international organizations such as the UN, the IAEA and the EU attended.
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ID:
096108
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096088
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2010.
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Sino-US strategic relations have undergone profound transformations over the past thirty years. It is increasingly urgent to change and transcend Sino-US strategic relations. However, rapid adjustments and change in world pattern prevent China and the US from drawing a clear picture of each other's strategy. Vagueness in strategy awareness leads to difficult strategic adjustment, impacting virtuous interaction and stable development of Sino - US strategic relations. The US as relatively more important part in bilateral relations, needs to take an initiative in substantial moves.
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096093
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2010.
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After the 9/11 incident, the United States further shifted its strategic focus on the Middle East. This article analyzes the strategic dilemma faced by the US in he Middle East and the origins of its Middle East strategy. It uses and historical perspective by comparing former strategies with current policy.
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096082
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