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Taking the Democratic Way

Kaldor, Mary | April 22, 1991 issue

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Instead of entering an era of peace, harmony and cooperation, Eastern Europe seem to be sliding into an era of chaos, violence and division. The Western military machine thundered away in the Persian Gulf. The economies and environments of Eastern Europe are devastated, and a new "golden curtain" is dropping to protect the rich West from Eastern economic refugees. There were two main Western reactions to last year's events in Eastern Europe. Both stem from long-held assumptions about the nature of the cold war, and both have very dangerous consequences. One is the mood of triumphalism and self-congratulation.

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EUROPE, Eastern -- Politics & government -- 20th century; EUROPE, Eastern -- Foreign relations; MILITARY art & science; COLD War; DEVELOPING countries; EUROPE, Eastern
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