The International Implications of Third-World Conflict: A Third-World Perspective

Abstract

This view from the Third World on the nature of its conflicts and on international security is based on observations and experiences of the South-east Asian region. Subsequently, an attempt is made to draw relevant conclusions for other regions of the Third World. In drawing those conclusions suggestions will be made as to the desirability of an international order for the future and the role of the major powers in that order, as seen from the perspective of the Third World.