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CURRENT HOSTORY VOL: 108 NO 721 (6) answer(s).
 
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Emerging multipolarity: why should we care? / Posen, Barry R   Journal Article
Posen, Barry R Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract A report titled Global Trends 2025: A Tranformed World, issued last year by the US National Intelligence Council, advises us that a multipolar world-that is, a world characterized by multiple centers of power- is gradually emerging.
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How to govern a multipolar world / Calleo, David P   Journal Article
Calleo, David P Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Should Americans be worried that the international system is growing decidedly more plural and less hegemonic? Can a more plural world system be avoided, given the awakening of China, the integration of Europe, and the revival of Russia? And what would be the cost of trying to avoid it? US military spending already is roughly equal to that of the rest of the world combined.
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Pax Americana and the rising powers / Menon, Rajan   Journal Article
Menon, Rajan Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Much of what purports to be new American thinking on international politics amounts to a bland repackaging of old shibboleths. Almost everyone, even including those who predict the rise of the rest, assumes the United States will remain, in the words of former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, the indispensable nation.
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Power shuffle: will the coming transition be peaceful? / Gartzke, Erik   Journal Article
Gartzke, Erik Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract The world is changing. New relations and animosities are emerging as the fulcrum of global power migrates eastward. The new world order will reveal itself in time. Meanwhile, I am as uncertain as anyone else about the future structure of world politics.
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Washington bubble: why US foreign policy is oversized / Szabo, Stephen F   Journal Article
Szabo, Stephen F Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract The popping of the Wall Street and housing bubble over the past year mesmerized America and much of the world. Few have noted, however, the existence of another bubble- a foreign policy bubble in Washington.This bubble has yet to burst, and it needs to be punctured.
Key Words Economy  Military  Japan  United States  Washington  Fareed Zakaria 
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Who will sustain globalizaion? / Posen, Adam S   Journal Article
Posen, Adam S Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract In the postwar period, US power and prestige beyond the nation's military prowess have been largely based on the relative size and success of America's economy. This strength enabled the United States to promote worldwide economic openness and encourage buying in to a set of institutions, formal and informal, that resulted in increasing international eocnomic integration.
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