States, civilisations, and the reset of world order
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Higgott ,Richard
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BookPublisher: London: Routledge, 2022Description: xxii,165p.ISBN: 9781032006611.Subject(s): Geopolitics
Contents:
Introduction: Civilisations, Pandemics and Order Part One: States, Civilisations and World Order 1. Making Sense of Liberal International Order: Concepts and Context 2. International Order, the US-China Relationship and Europe 3. Civilisational States and Regions: Actors Beyond a Western Liberal Order 4. Challenges for World Order: Development, Ecology and Pandemics Part Two: A Post Pandemic World Order: Towards a Reset? 5. Civilisational Dialogue as a Vehicle for Reforming World Order: Can the Liberalism–Nationalism Standoff be Negotiated? 6. Relearning Multilateralism: The Principled Case for a Global Reset 7. From Principle to Practice in a Multilateral Reset 8. Ten Propositions and a Provocation on World Order Conclusion
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Introduction: Civilisations, Pandemics and Order Part One: States, Civilisations and World Order 1. Making Sense of Liberal International Order: Concepts and Context 2. International Order, the US-China Relationship and Europe 3. Civilisational States and Regions: Actors Beyond a Western Liberal Order 4. Challenges for World Order: Development, Ecology and Pandemics Part Two: A Post Pandemic World Order: Towards a Reset? 5. Civilisational Dialogue as a Vehicle for Reforming World Order: Can the Liberalism–Nationalism Standoff be Negotiated? 6. Relearning Multilateralism: The Principled Case for a Global Reset 7. From Principle to Practice in a Multilateral Reset 8. Ten Propositions and a Provocation on World Order Conclusion
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