Long-Term Change in International Relations

Human societies have been, are, and will continue to be in a state of constant change. Change in this article refers to fundamental changes that have long-term consequences and lead to the rise and fall of political systems. Why and how societies change is a controversial issue, to which different approaches and perspectives have given different answers. This article seeks to highlight some of these approaches and perspectives.

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Porta Universorum
Published
2025-04-13
DOI
https://doi.org/10.69760/portuni.010202
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1
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World Systems and Global Transformations
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Long-Term Change in International Relations

Mohammad Ekram Yawar
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Long-Term Change in International Relations

Mohammad Ekram Yawar
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Abstract

Human societies have been, are, and will continue to be in a state of constant change. Change in this article refers to fundamental changes that have long-term consequences and lead to the rise and fall of political systems. Why and how societies change is a controversial issue, to which different approaches and perspectives have given different answers. This article seeks to highlight some of these approaches and perspectives.

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World Systems and Global Transformations
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