Why great powers compete to control international institutions/
OWEN IV John M.
Why great powers compete to control international institutions/ John M. Owen IV - 2024
Great powers compete to control international institutions because these institutions can grant significant material and social advantages, influencing their relative power and security. These powers, with differing regime types, may clash as they try to shape international order to favor their own interests, potentially leading to conflicts over territory, arms, and alliances
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
POLITICO-MILITARY REALM
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
Why great powers compete to control international institutions/ John M. Owen IV - 2024
Great powers compete to control international institutions because these institutions can grant significant material and social advantages, influencing their relative power and security. These powers, with differing regime types, may clash as they try to shape international order to favor their own interests, potentially leading to conflicts over territory, arms, and alliances
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
POLITICO-MILITARY REALM
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND