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Particular societies exist in an environment that is both physical and geopolitical. Unsuccessful societies if they survive will tend to adopt structures of their successful rivals, either through assimilation or crisis. Some states will select a developmentally better structure than the dominant culture possession and this will be diffused by emulation or conquest. (SJK)

IT HAS SOMETIMES BEEN CLAIMED THAT THE MARXIST THEORY OF HISTORY SUFFERS FROM CIRCULAR REASONING WHEN IT POINTS TO THE FUNCTIONS PERFORMED BY INSTITUTIONS IN REPRODUCING A GIVEN SET OF SOCIAL RELATIONS. THIS ESSAY IN HISTORICAL MATERIALISM ADVANCES THE ARGUMENT THAT A SPECIES OF SELECTION CAN BE SEEN AT WORK IN HISTORY, ELIMINATING OR MARGINALIZING INSTITUTIONS AND EVEN WHOLE FORMS OF SOCIETY THAT FAIL TO STAND THE TEST OF ECONOMIC OR MILITARY VIABILITY. INDEED, THE TIME MAY EVEN COME WHEN COMPETITIVE SELECTION IS A MORE TENABLE HYPOTHESIS IN THE SOCIAL THAN IN THE NATURAL SCIENCES.

Probleme, die in der internationalen Zusammenarbeit bisweilen entstehen, verfügen über eine gemeinsame strategische Struktur. Bevor Staaten ein Abkommen international durchsetzen wollen, muß in Verhandlungen zunächst darüber entschieden werden, welches Abhkommen zur Anwendung kommen soll. Bisherige Theorien gingen davon aus, daß einige Probleme in der internationalen Zusammenarbeit durch mangelnde Koordination entstehen oder als Folge von Zwangsmaßnahmen. Der vorliegende Artikel beschreibt das Problem als "Erst verhandeln, dann zwingen" und stellt fest, daß diese beiden Strategien miteinander interagieren (SWP-Drh)

This study examines the influence of international competition on entrepreneurship development in Nigeria. Specifically, the study seeks to ascertain the effect of international competition, foreign direct investment, per capita income, technology, foreign aids, market size, poverty alleviation and employment generations on entrepreneurship development in Nigeria using an econometric regression model of the Ordinary Least Square OLS after determining stationarity of our variables using the ADF Statistic, as well as the cointegration of variables using the Johansen approach. It was discovered that the variables are stationary and have a long run impact relationship with entrepreneurship development in Nigeria. From the result of the OLS, it was observed that apart from per capita income and market size that are not significant, every other variable - international competition, foreign direct investment, technology, foreign aids, and employment generation significantly influence entrepreneurship development in Nigeria. Based on the above findings, the study recommends that the government should focus on formulating polices that will address the challenges of international completion as it affects entrepreneurship development in Nigeria by vigorously protecting domestic investment. The government should also strive to improve on key factors that help entrepreneurs to thrive by addressing the problems of infrastructural decay, especially the issues of power supply and access to finance. Government needs to urgently address the dilapidated infrastructural facilities in the country, like roads, railways and provide adequate security to promote entrepreneurship in Nigeria. Anionwu Carol "International Competition and Entrepreneurship Development in Nigeria" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-3 , April 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd23569.pdf