After the era of independence wars or civil wars for land, wars became more intense because of technology and globalization. Consequently, organizations were created to help or solve global affairs. For example, the United Nations plays an important role as an organization because it is considered an intermediary in decisions for problems globally. In addition, countries have learned how tremendous the damage can be when a war comes, however, countries still invest great quantities of money and time in developing military technologies that are assumed to be used only for wars. The role of international organizations are strongly questionable, when it comes to realize if they are capable or not to prevent a war, that is to say, are international
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The world has divided itself into two political extremes communism and capitalism, both ways of life are similar in one factor, one is beneficiated more than the other in certain way. According to Dunne, Kurki, and Smith, explaining the criticism of capitalism from Marx, the capitalism is about the excessive work for the better productivity, that is to say, labor exploitation, and also that the capitalisms is bale to divide societies, one of the common examples are that societies are divided by upper class, middle class, and the poor class due to the economic income they may have (page 158). On the other hand, According to Vander Hook, “It stated that the world’s problems were caused by inequality. Capitalism, the economic system based on a competitive free market and the private ownership of goods, caused some people to become abundantly wealthy and others abjectly poor.” Capitalism and Communism look as they are the opposite of each other. However, in capitalism there would be one with more power, and in communism there will be one with more power than the rest, and that is something what they have in common. This differences in idealism can be the reason of a major war. There are countries in which the idea of communism has been implemented, and therefore, the countries that are more inclinated to the communism are totally against capitalism in all its forms, and even governors have used this as an excused for political campaigns. A great example of it is Cuba, Fidel Castro has ruled Cuba since the 1950s. He did whatever was possible at his hands to get Americans out of Cuba, he addressed to the people by using socialism as a form of freedom, he taught to the people that expropriation of private sectors is nationalism and improvement, and he said that the imperialist country was the United States. While all this was happening to Cuba, the Soviet Union and
The world has divided itself into two political extremes communism and capitalism, both ways of life are similar in one factor, one is beneficiated more than the other in certain way. According to Dunne, Kurki, and Smith, explaining the criticism of capitalism from Marx, the capitalism is about the excessive work for the better productivity, that is to say, labor exploitation, and also that the capitalisms is bale to divide societies, one of the common examples are that societies are divided by upper class, middle class, and the poor class due to the economic income they may have (page 158). On the other hand, According to Vander Hook, “It stated that the world’s problems were caused by inequality. Capitalism, the economic system based on a competitive free market and the private ownership of goods, caused some people to become abundantly wealthy and others abjectly poor.” Capitalism and Communism look as they are the opposite of each other. However, in capitalism there would be one with more power, and in communism there will be one with more power than the rest, and that is something what they have in common. This differences in idealism can be the reason of a major war. There are countries in which the idea of communism has been implemented, and therefore, the countries that are more inclinated to the communism are totally against capitalism in all its forms, and even governors have used this as an excused for political campaigns. A great example of it is Cuba, Fidel Castro has ruled Cuba since the 1950s. He did whatever was possible at his hands to get Americans out of Cuba, he addressed to the people by using socialism as a form of freedom, he taught to the people that expropriation of private sectors is nationalism and improvement, and he said that the imperialist country was the United States. While all this was happening to Cuba, the Soviet Union and