Analysis of socio-economic and ethnopolitical reasons for the manifestation of international terrorism in China

Economic, and if to look more broadly, socio-economic problems and imbalances in national states and in the global economy in the 20th century led to a number of events that had a significant impact on the world community. Firstly, the First and Second World Wars; secondly, a significant migration of the population from less economically developed countries to more developed countries; thirdly, the development and expansion of international terrorism as a systemic phenomenon. Therefore, one of the reasons of the evolution of terrorism is economic processes, as well as the use of such organizations to achieve specific geopolitical and economic goals. Thus, terrorism has already become one of the most relevant problems in the modern world, and most countries in the world have, in some form faced terrorism. In China, the problem of terrorism is closely related to the manifestations of separatism and extremism in areas where ethnic minorities live. The paper studies the factors spreading terrorism in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region; they are socio-economic contradictions and religious nationalism ideas that have spread in the region...