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The European Spectacular Mistakes book aims primarily to answer various questions that might have contributed to the present and ongoing global immigration crisis, refugee rejection across European borders, the pressing fears around Europe on the faceless acts of Terrorism by responding to the following; what is obviously unfit in our modern world politics? How safe is our contemporary globalization of democracy through unparalleled and untiring applications of the present day plea for democracy? Is world stability an impossible task to accomplish? What could be responsible for the ongoing instability across the globe? Is peace building around democracies and 'non-democratic' nations viable or impossible? Is democracy the only answer to the ongoing status of the disorganized world without peaceful integration and sustainable stability? This book further discusses the endless ongoing insecurity around the global politics and instability, which have been mechanized into the modern democratic societies. The author reasons that why the ongoing unstable society's harmony should go beyond the abilities of diplomats, democrats and policymakers to adequately resolve. The book went further in response to questions; what is erroneous with prevailing human civilization? To this end, the primacy of this spectacular mistakes analysis, evaluates carefully and patiently the political crises that may have reverberated in the past, the ongoing and re-emerging stumbling block in democracy and its contradictions. In addition, the author respond to some of today's impressions invented by regime change politics that have advanced the enduring immigration crisis in Europe. The book closes by providing a striking foundation toward a harmonious future and the process to tackle issues of global causes of instability, dependency, underdevelopment and poverty with a broad reflection on the simultaneous anarchy in world politics. A timely book of its kind in the 21st century

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