The risk for emerging economies that open themselves up to global capital flows is destabilisation.

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It had sheltered Igor Giorgadze, supposed mastermind of the 1995 attack, which was a crude exercise in destabilisation.

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Some humanitarian experts have given warning that these people will remain a potential source of destabilisation unless they are rehabilitated.

ECONOMIST: Still dangerous

Already, average sea level rise has doubled in a decade due to the destabilisation of the Arctic and Greenland ice shelves.

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We still await the detail of these proposals but a move to local bargaining has the potential to cause massive destabilisation.

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These illicit profits have contributed to the political and economic destabilisation of Latin America, Afghanistan, the Caribbean and South East Asia.

BBC: DANNY KUSHLICK

The challenge for future generations, he predicts, will come in dealing with the sudden destabilisation of the planetary ecosystem and the social chaos likely to ensure.

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The report - written along with Professor Gareth Stansfield, Dr Andrew Rathmell and Professor Jonathan Githens-Mazer - concludes that premature military action by the West could lead to the increased destabilisation of the already volatile situation in Syria.

BBC: Professor Sir Paul Newton