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Michael J. Boyle2016

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The Coming Illiberal Order

Michael J. Boyle

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International Relations and Foreign Policy Political Conflict and Governance Globalization and political ideologies

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The new international order will be marked by the ascendancy of illiberal states and value systems, and a diminishment of American influence.

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Published2016-03-03

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ISSN-L0039-6338

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Citations88

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