Global project
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| Buddhist global project According to Khazin — a project without a supporting country; it is mentioned briefly in his works. |
| Catholic global project According to Khazin, the Western branch of the Christian project after the schism of the church; not completed into a single world order. |
| Chinese global project According to Khazin — China's project; in his works, it is noted as currently local, not formalized as supranational. |
| Christian global project According to Khazin — a project of the late Roman era, which gave a unified idea to the population of the empire; later broke down into several… |
| Eastern Christian (Orthodox) global project According to Khazin — a project based on Byzantium, then Russia; later transitioned into a communist one. |
| Indian global project According to Khazin — India's project; he believes that this project is hardly suitable for a supranational idea. |
| Islamic global project According to Khazin — a project centered in the Muslim world; according to his assessment, it is currently looking for a supporting country. |
| Jewish global project According to Khazin — the original project from which Christian, Islamic, and Communist projects emerged. |
| Red (communist) global project According to Khazin — a project of equality and freedom from exploitation, the supporting country — USSR; was defeated, but did not disappear. |
| Russian global project According to Khazin: already in the era of Marx, Russia was an independent global project. |
| Western (Protestant) global project According to Khazin — a project based on the USA, built on 'freedom' as the right to choose a system of values and on a credit-dollar economy. |