Decolonisations Compared

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The analysis delves into the decolonization process in Central America, Southeast Asia, and the Caucasus, highlighting how imperial legacies influenced the formation of nation-states. It examines the varying historical trajectories, noting that stability and cooperation among these nations often hinge on the acceptance of borders established by former empires. The study contrasts Central America's lack of clear borders leading to ongoing tensions, Southeast Asia's accepted colonial delineations, and the challenges faced by the Caucasus due to arbitrary Soviet boundaries. This concise comparison is geared towards students of history, politics, and international relations.