Japan badly needed the oil and scrap iron, it was coming from the US. Should these resources be cut off? Japan would have to find them elsewhere. Japan viewed the possibility of Economic sanctions as a threat to its long-term objectives.
they attacked American supply ships.
There were many political and economic "weapons" of the Cold War. One of the biggest economic "weapons" was trade barriers. Closing your borders to trade from another country was crucial in the Cold War. Countries were unable to export and import needed supplies, thus were more susceptible to whoever wanted something from them wanted.
belgium
nationalism
Borders of some European nations changed. The League of Nations was formed.
During the American Civil War, the South's initial plan to defend its homeland was a simple but, for several years, effective one. Taking advantage of its interior lines of communication and defense, it sought to force the Union into costly and slow attacks upon strong-point defenses at the borders of the South. At the same time, its Army of Northern Virginia sought to threaten the Union capitol of Washington, D. C. , while also protecting the Confederate capitol of Richmond, Virginia.
Japan badly needed the oil and scrap iron, it was coming from the US. Should these resources be cut off? Japan would have to find them elsewhere. Japan viewed the possibility of Economic sanctions as a threat to its long-term objectives.
they attacked American supply ships.
because the maldives are sea islands their territory borders only on the sea but their exclusive economic zone borders on those of India & great Britain
No. France was returned to its pre-war borders.
The promotion of economic competitiveness and competition as a political priority in response to globalization's lowering of economic borders between countries.
That is an opinion question, so you may want to make a survey for that one.....
France returned back to the borders of 1789, renouncing to all territorial conquests made.
The borders of Iraq reverted to antebellum borders. That is to say that Iraq's borders returned to the way they were before any war began. Iraq had the same borders in 1992 as it did 1989. (The Persian Gulf War was from 1990, when Iraq invaded Kuwait, to 1991, when the UN Coalition evicted Iraq from Kuwait.)
Globalization.
The fighting ceased in 1988, Iran and Iraq returned to their former borders; there were no significant changes.
Globalization does not remove state borders, but it does weaken their significance by increasing economic interdependence and allowing for easier flow of goods, services, and people across borders. States still maintain control over their borders through policies and regulations, but these may be influenced by global forces.
Globalization. World as a whole is treating as a single economy. There is no borders/restrictions between countries for economic activities.