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World order after 1989: reunification, Europe and nationalisms
The world since 1945
What this note covers
- A changed balance did not end international politics
- German reunification involved institutions and unequal experience
- European integration offered a different response to rivalry
- Yugoslavia shows the danger of a simple peace narrative
- China’s growing influence complicates the unipolar model
- Nationalism and the limits of selected coverage
6 sections · 8 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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