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After three decades of US unipolarity, the international system may be on the brink of transformation. Although the combined capabilities of the United States remain stronger than those of any other state in the international system and the United States
Wivel, Anders, Pedi, Revecca
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Does the Concept of Multipolarity Accurately Reflect the Current Geopolitical Reality? [PDF]
We are witnessing the trend of relative economic and, consequently, political weakening of America and the West and a constant rise of the “rest of the world”, primarily China, whose economic growth, despite slowing down in recent years, is still three ...
Jelena Zvezdanović Lobanova +1 more
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American power: for what? ideas, unipolarity and America’s search for purpose between the 'wars', 1991-2001 [PDF]
This thesis studies the debates surrounding the grand strategy of United States in the decade after the Cold War. 'Bookended' by the fall of the Berlin Wall and the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001, it assesses the strategic ideas that were ...
Kitchen, Nicholas
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The post-Cold War international political development in Europe-from bipolar to unipolarity structure [PDF]
This paper explores the international political development in Europe during the post-Cold War era starting from 1989. The focus of discussion is Europe in the first decade of the post-Cold War era.
Mohd. Noor Yazid
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From unipolarity to fragmentation
EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL ISSUE: GLOBAL SHIFTS AND CONTEMPORARY DEBATES IN ...
Zoltán Lechner, Kata Murányi
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The Specific Features of the Systemic History of the International Relations and World Politics
The article considers the specific features of the systemic approach to the history of the international relations and world politics. International relations are viewed as a single complex organism, which is greater than the sum of its parts.
I. V. Kolosova
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The Southern African unipolarity
Despite the tectonic changes that have taken place in Southern Africa since the demise of apartheid, South Africa is still widely considered a hegemonic regional power by scholars, practitioners and pundits.
Schenoni, Luis, Luis L. Schenoni
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EUROPEAN UNION – WORLD ECONOMIC POWER [PDF]
From establishing the European Coal and Steel and so far, European economic integration has seen remarkable success. There are however a number of difficult issues unresolved.
Gabriel-Andrei Donici +2 more
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Prospects of Third-Party Mediation on Kashmir Under Unipolarity
This article unveils the contours of third-party mediation towards resolving Kashmir dispute in the era of unipolarity. The scope of the article rotates around making an empirical inquiry whether third party mediation is a yielding concept or totally ...
M Saif Ur Rehman Malik; Institute of Strategic Studies, Islamabad, Pakistan. +1 more
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Evaluation of tte International System In Russian Official Discourse and Academic Analysis
The article draws a comparison between Russian official and expert foreign policy discourses, focusing on representations of the power balance and relations between major states as the defining features of international system.
Igor A. Istomin
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