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Unipolar moment is over.
We live in a world of Transition: a transition from the unipolar moment to something else.
The unipolar moment is over.
If they are successful in ripping up the claims to subjectivity of the other empires,we will return to the unipolar moment.
The unipolar moment lasted unfortunately long- for nearly two decades.
The unipolar world was indeed a unipolar moment(in the words of Charles Krauthammer).
The unipolar moment lasted unfortunately long- for nearly two decades.
The desperate search to extend Washington's unipolar moment has paradoxically accelerated the rise of a multipolar world.
Heartland, in the face of the USSR,lost this war in the early 1990's, which marked the beginning of the unipolar moment.
In his article,“The Unipolar Moment”1, which was based on a series of lectures delivered in Washington.
Initially, post-Cold War globalization meant a Westernization of the world to go along with the adoption of Western-style management practices andAmerica's so-called unipolar moment.
In his article,“The Unipolar Moment”1, which was based on a series of lectures delivered in Washington.
Did we not ourselves slap aside the hand of Russian friendship, when proffered,when we chose to embrace our“unipolar moment,” to play the“great game” of empire and seek“benevolent global hegemony”?
Even the unipolar moment guaranteed greater stability in a certain sense, given the unfortunate disproportion of force that the US enjoyed throughout the 1990s.
The greatest error the United States committed during its unipolar moment, with Russia and more generally, was to simply stop paying attention.
In the unipolar moment that followed the Cold War, however, U.S. leaders succumbed to hubris and decided to try to remake the world in America's image.
So I think we are coming to the end of the unipolar world system, based on this ideological and geopolitical victory,because the end of the unipolar moment, as Charles Krauthammer has said, is happening now.
It assumes we are still dwelling in the unipolar moment and that all that matters is the will to use the power at America's disposal.
Unipolar moment, in which the West had the advantage of convincing the world, through a more globalized world, that their values were universal to all, and now, there is multipolar system after- which emerges.
When the Cold War ended, the United States was on good terms with all of the world's major powers, al Qaeda was a minor nuisance, a genuine peace process was underway in the Middle East, andAmerica was enjoying its“unipolar moment.”.
A unipolar moment- in which the West had the advantage of convincing the world, through a more globalized world, that their values are universal to all and, finally, there is a multipolar system- which is emerging.
Maybe it is time to wonder whether Trump is really keen on a de-escalation model of international relations, aimed at brokering deals from positions of strength, orwhether his ultimate aim is simply to preserve America's unipolar moment in any possible way, even with war.
Part of the reason why the US' unipolar moment was so short and fleeting has to do both with its own mistakes and the resilience of certain Great Powers such as Russia, China, and Iran in not fully capitulating after the end of the Cold War.
As for“the loss of elite influence,” that's code for a self-described coterie of the wealthy andpowerful claiming a fuzzy democracy moral high ground which only unmasks their deep fear as the Western unipolar moment dissolves sooner rather than later.
The unipolar moment will be brief,” Krauthammer admitted, predicting in a Washington Post column that within a very short time, Germany and Japan, the two emerging“regional superpowers,” would be pursuing foreign policies independent of the United States.
Moreover, given the heightened capabilities of other countries, the globalists will have to concede serious concessions andare unlikely to be able to achieve the same results that they did during the rise of the unipolar moment under Clinton or in the Obama administration's later attempts to instate multilateralism.
This segment will describe how Iran, China and Russia have over the years adopted a variety of economic and military actions to repel the continual assault on their sovereignty by the West; in particular,how the American drive for global hegemony has actually accelerated the end of the‚unipolar moment‘ thanks to the emergence of a multipolar world.