Problem
National disintegration
Nature:
National disintegration results in control, open or disguised, by another country. It may be caused by debt, poverty, cultural invasion, economic imperialism or social breakdown within the country. A country may be subjected to military occupation because of ideological deviancy or may be substantially altered by ideological 'support'. The results of disintegration may be ethnic conflict, violence or apathy, exploitation, and forced assimilation.
Incidence:
Although in the 20th century it has become more difficult for nations to be absorbed or annexed by others with the use of military force, political and economic influence of large powers is very strong. Small and developing countries are very susceptible.
Broader Problems:
DisintegrationVulnerability of least developed countries Narrower Problems:
Social breakdownLoss of cultural heritageNational political disintegration Related Problems:
Ethnic disintegration Reduced By:
Excessive government controlStrategies:
Reducing national disintegration Values:
Disintegration Subject(s):
Principles → ValuesProblem Type:
A: Abstract Fundamental Problems Date of last update
16.04.2019 – 13:54 CEST