Geopolitički identitet i geostrateški značaj nerazvijenih zemalja
Geopolitical identity and geostrategic significance of underdeveloped countries

Author(s): Asmir Mujanović
Subject(s): National Economy, International relations/trade, Social development, Social Theory, Economic development, Sociology of Politics, Socio-Economic Research
Published by: CENTAR MODERNIH ZNANJA
Keywords: geopolitical identity; geostrategic importance; underdeveloped countries; international relations; democratic development;
Summary/Abstract: Failure to find adequate solutions for democratic development established on the basis of the market economy results primarily in economic, and based on it, other dependencies, which leads to a spiral development with negative consequences for these countries. The most recognizable are: sociopolitical dependence, economic, technical-technological and the necessity of joining one of the security alliances. Democracy and transition for these countries offer many options, and joining one of the alliances or associations is conditional in many ways. Insufficiently strong international entities are subject to various disturbances that they try to overcome independently within the framework of international relations, with the help of the international community or individual countries in the immediate and distant environment. The sublimation of historical, geographical, political, economic and securitydefense problems of underdeveloped countries clearly indicates that they are multiple dependent on international organizations and highly developed countries, but also that their power of absorption is not great when accepting some new values, so transition periods last quite a long time.

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