The Adriatic Sea, a northern arm of the Mediterranean, forms the western boundary of the Balkan Peninsula, washing the shores of Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Albania.
Taking locked, stagnant billions out of the isolationist periphery and redistributing it directly to young adults, the economic system would shift its core incentives.
Russia, with its massive landmass, represents an unseen bridge between Western Europe's and Anglo-Saxon ego-hood on the one hand, and Oriental collectivism on the other.
Rice cultures, growing in water, compared to wheat cultures, growing in the isolated, dry landmass, embody the very ego-structure, as it appears in the East, and the West.
