How hegemony ends: the unraveling of American power/ Alexander Cooley and Daniel H. Nexon
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Foreign Affairs Vol. 99, No. 4, July/August 2020, pp. 143-156 (76)Summary: Recent pandemic resulted to economic downturns and political differences that resulted to a less cooperative and fragile international system. Most countries relied heavily on military power in creating and maintaining their strength and presence in the global order.
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Recent pandemic resulted to economic downturns and political differences that resulted to a less cooperative and fragile international system. Most countries relied heavily on military power in creating and maintaining their strength and presence in the global order.
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