long peace
The term "long peace" describes a significant period of global stability and absence of major wars, especially post-World War II.
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Definition
C1Global History
(historical, academic)A prolonged period without major wars between the world's great powers, particularly after World War II.
Example
- The era after World War II is often referred to as the long peace due to the absence of direct conflict between superpowers.
C1International Relations
(political, academic)A sustained duration of stability and reduced international conflicts, often linked to the influence of dominant global powers.
Example
- Scholars debate whether the long peace is a result of nuclear deterrence or economic interdependence.
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