The end of American world order

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International Relations and Foreign Policy Global Peace and Security Dynamics World Systems and Global Transformations

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Tables vi Abbreviations vii Acknowledgments ix 1 A Multiplex World 1 2 The Rise and Fall of the Unipolar Moment 12 3 The Myths of Liberal Hegemony 33 4 Emerging Powers: The Hype of the Rest? 59 5 Regional Worlds 79 6 Worlds in Collusion 106 Notes and References 119 Index 139

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