The transformations of the international system and their impact on cultural specifics (a case study of the former Yugoslavia as a model)

Abstract

The transformations of the international system led to the creation of an arena in which ethnic and sectarian conflicts usually take place, and governments usually try to ignore or suppress the demands of internal ethnic and religious groups when necessary, and these demands differ from one political to another in the break-up of Yugoslavia is depicted as the beginning of the emergence of the deconstruction of cultural characteristics., because countries with racial and ethnic diversity are more likely to interfere than others, was the pretext of the Americans in the early 1990s. Since the twentieth century, as a pretext to interfere in the internal affairs of the nation-state under the pretext of (protecting minorities from persecution) and as a result achieving its global goals of controlling and dominating the world and spreading ideas and propositions that are consistent with these practical developments,to infiltrate the borderless countries bordered by the fragmentation of the nation-state and the fueling of ethnic and racial conflicts.