concept   foreign intervention
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Global superpowers (1) • Alliance-based countries (1) • Countries with political instability or conflict (1) • Developing countries (1) • Former colonies (1) • Middle East (1) • Neutral countries (1) • Post-conflict nations (1) • Regions of ongoing conflict (1) • United Nations members (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 foreign intervention Global superpowers Global superpowers utilize foreign intervention to uphold global stability and safeguard their national interests. 3
2 foreign intervention Alliance-based countries Foreign intervention in alliance-based countries is considered a means to uphold collective security and deter aggression. 1
3 foreign intervention Countries with political instability or conflict Foreign intervention in countries with political instability or conflict is often viewed as meddling in internal affairs and is seen with suspicion. 1
4 foreign intervention Developing countries Foreign intervention in developing countries is often seen as a perpetuation of colonial power dynamics. 1
5 foreign intervention Former colonies Foreign intervention in former colonies is perceived as a perpetuation of colonial power dynamics. 1
6 foreign intervention Middle East Foreign intervention in the Middle East is viewed as interference in internal affairs and a threat to sovereignty. 1
7 foreign intervention Neutral countries Neutral countries fear that foreign intervention disrupts balance and worsens tensions. 1
8 foreign intervention Post-conflict nations Foreign intervention may be welcomed by post-conflict nations for reconstruction and aid efforts. 1
9 foreign intervention Regions of ongoing conflict Foreign intervention in regions of ongoing conflict is resisted due to concerns about autonomy and self-determination. 1
10 foreign intervention United Nations members The United Nations members can authorize foreign intervention for peacekeeping and humanitarian reasons under international law. 1