Динаміка територіально-політичних конфліктів У світі
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територіально-політичні конфлікти, географія конфліктів, предмет конфлікту, тривалість конфлікту, інтенсивність конфлікту.
Анотація
Застосування кількісного підходу в географії дозволяє отримати нові результати про тенденції у динаміці територіально-політичних конфліктів (ТПК). Мета статті – визначити динаміку чисельності ТПК у розрізі окремих макрорегіонів та світі в цілому на основі дослідження бази даних HIIK «Conflict Barometer» за 2004-2014.
Встановлено, що чисельність конфліктів групи ТПК суттєво зросла за досліджуване десятиріччя від 114 до 253, тобто у 2,2 рази. Це збільшення відбувається хвилеподібно. За досліджуваний період зросла середня інтенсивність ТПК у світі. В абсолютних цифрах найбільше зростання числа конфліктів фіксуємо в Азії та Африці, найбільше відносне зростання відбулось в Америці (у 3,5 рази) та Океанії (у 7 разів). Відбувається збільшення тривалості ТПК. Найбільше зросла кількість ТПК щодо влади в регіоні та автономії.
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Slyvka, R. (2017). Динаміка територіально-політичних конфліктів У світі. Часопис соціально-економічної географії, 21(2), 26-40. https://doi.org/10.26565/2076-1333-2016-21-04
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