Ville Sinkkonen is a leading researcher at the Finnish Institute of International Affairs, Finland. Veera Laine is a senior researcher at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland. Matti Puranen is an associate professor at the Finnish National Defence University, Finland.
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1. Introduction: Envisioning International Order in an Age of Global Contestation Part 1: The Superpower Contenders 2. The United States and Lost Visions of International Order in a World of Great-Power Competition 3. Chinese Vision for a Durable Security Order in an Era of Great Power Competition: The Global Security Initiative Part 2: Status Quo Powers 4. The EU's Evolving Vision for the International Order: From Liberal Beacon to Competitive Pole 5. France's Ordering Visions: Independence, History, and Countering the Logic of Blocs 6. Germany's Vision for International Order in the Era of Zeitenwende: No More Kantian Dreams? 7. The United Kingdom's Post-Brexit Ordering Vision 8. The Japanese Vision of World Order Part 3: Revisionists and Post-Westernisers 9. India as a Pivotal State Shaping a Post-Western World: From Periphery to Centre 10. Brazilian Competing Ordering Visions: Destined to Become a Great Power? 11. South Africa's Vision of "A Better Africa and World" 12. The Ordering Vision of Turkey's AKP Regime: A Regional Centre State? 13. Saudi Arabia's Balancing Act in the Shifting Sands of the Middle East 14. A Critical View of Iran's Vision to Global Order 15. Russia's Vision of a Multipolar World and the Sovereign "State-Civilisation" 16. Conclusions: Comparing Visions, Fathoming Orders
1. Introduction: Envisioning International Order in an Age of Global Contestation Part 1: The Superpower Contenders 2. The United States and Lost Visions of International Order in a World of Great-Power Competition 3. Chinese Vision for a Durable Security Order in an Era of Great Power Competition: The Global Security Initiative Part 2: Status Quo Powers 4. The EU's Evolving Vision for the International Order: From Liberal Beacon to Competitive Pole 5. France's Ordering Visions: Independence, History, and Countering the Logic of Blocs 6. Germany's Vision for International Order in the Era of Zeitenwende: No More Kantian Dreams? 7. The United Kingdom's Post-Brexit Ordering Vision 8. The Japanese Vision of World Order Part 3: Revisionists and Post-Westernisers 9. India as a Pivotal State Shaping a Post-Western World: From Periphery to Centre 10. Brazilian Competing Ordering Visions: Destined to Become a Great Power? 11. South Africa's Vision of "A Better Africa and World" 12. The Ordering Vision of Turkey's AKP Regime: A Regional Centre State? 13. Saudi Arabia's Balancing Act in the Shifting Sands of the Middle East 14. A Critical View of Iran's Vision to Global Order 15. Russia's Vision of a Multipolar World and the Sovereign "State-Civilisation" 16. Conclusions: Comparing Visions, Fathoming Orders
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