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Editorial: Globalisation – the Issue of Political Power in the Contemporary World
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The collapse of the Communist Block that took place at the turn of the 1990 and the IT revolution that accompanied it have resulted in a far-reaching re-evaluation of both the life of individuals and socio-political life. The Western world, seemingly triumphant in the “Cold War”, believed that the dispute regarding the relations between an individual and a state had been finally resolved in political, legal and economic dimensions – Francis Fukuyama almost officially declared “the end of history”. From now on, the world was to follow the only right path – that of democracy and the free market. The state of war was to be replaced by the state of peaceful and creative competition. Of course, it was admitted that there would be disturbances and local and temporary deviations from the right direction...
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