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From the cold war to hot finances: the end of the world order? / Politi, Alessandro

Politi, Alessandro	Journal Article
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Publication	2011.
Summary/Abstract	Bush remembers the tragedy of Charles V of Habsburg and Philip II of Spain who strove to keep one world under one sensible hegemony and, despite defeating major adversaries, failed over the stubborn resistance of rebels and heretics then in Holland and yesterday in Iraq - debt and imperial overstretching as predicted by Paul Kennedy.

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United States ; Europe ; Hitler ; Roosevelt ; Churchill ; Joseph Stalin ;
Rise of Nazi - Fascism ; Triumphalism ; Soviet Union ; Cold War ; World War I ; World War II

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ID: 126388

Lessons from transient triumphalism in China's neighboring dipl / Yinghong, Shi

Yinghong, Shi	Journal Article
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2013.

Key Words

Territorial Dispute ; Japan ; China ; Obama ; Neighboring Diplomacy ; Xi Jinping ;
Triumphalism ; US - China Relationships

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ID: 126914

Peace and cooperation in South Asia: the negative experience of Sri Lanka / Deshapriya, Sunanda

Deshapriya, Sunanda	Journal Article
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2013.

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Ethnicity ; Human Rights ; Ethnic Conflict ; South Asia ; Sri Lanka ; Governance ;
Journalist ; Tamils ; Triumphalism ; Majoritarianism ; Media Rights

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ID: 131025

Systemic crisis in governance: a way forward / Sinha, Shakti

Sinha, Shakti	Journal Article
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2014.

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Till a few years ago, the Indian elite had convinced itself that India was already seated at the high table of the international order, that there was something natural and given about lndia's rise. This acute sense of triumphalism was unmistakeable. India in 2007 had reason to be con?dent. It was growing fast and furious, had lifted hundreds of millions above the poverty line, and was being courted by leading economies and large investors and the India story seemed a perpetual best-seller. The 2008 trans-Atlantic monetary crisis saw the rich countries go into economic decline whilst India recovered quickly and grew faster than before. The clear conviction was that India had decoupled itself from its economic partners in Europe and North America, and was itself an engine of global economic growth. The fact that China also grew faster than before convinced many that the West was in terminal decline and the future of Asian dominance had arrived. The hubris was not long in coming. Indian policy-makers did seem to have not taken notice of the fact that the high growth of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) post-2003 had resulted Mr Shakti Sinha is former Principal Secretary (Power 8: Industry), Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi and former Chief Secretary, Andaman 8: Nicobar Administration.

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crisis ; India ; International Order ; Governance ; Government ; Financial Crisis ;
Indian Politics ; Political Crisis ; Rising India ; Indian Economy ; Global Financial Crisis ; Global Economic Growth ;
Andaman and Nicobar ; Indian Territory ; Triumphalism ; Systematic Crisis ; Rising Economy ; Atlantic Monetary Crisis

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ID: 123362

Trauma and triumphalism in Malaysia / Welsh, Bridget

Welsh, Bridget	Journal Article
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Publication	2013.
Summary/Abstract	[T]he incumbent forces have reformulated old strategies to deflect contenders for power while narrowing the political space for substantive reform.

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Political Economy ; Malaysia ; Political Space ; Citizen Politics ; Poor Governance ; Triumphalism ;
Reformulated Old Strategies ; Substantive Reform

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