The world is becoming more complex, with increasing possibilities for conflict over national rivalries, economic competition, and cultural and ideological fault lines. Understanding a Changing World offers a structured and theoretically grounded way to think about the forces that animate change and the alternative futures they may create.
The world is becoming more complex, with increasing possibilities for conflict over national rivalries, economic competition, and cultural and ideological fault lines. Understanding a Changing World offers a structured and theoretically grounded way to think about the forces that animate change and the alternative futures they may create.
Donald R. Kelley is professor of political science at the University of Arkansas, where he has taught international relations and comparative politics since 1980. He also served as a senior research fellow and then as director of the Fulbright Institute of International Relations.
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1: Understanding a Changing World: The Future(s) of the International System Why Future(s)? What Is an International System? What Is a Paradigm? Building Analytic Paradigms and Alternative Futures Paradigms in the Social Sciences Realism, Liberalism, and Constructivism The Four Paradigms What Comes Next? 2: The Nation-State Paradigm The Paradigm The Possible Futures A Hegemonic World A New Balance of Power in a Bipolar or Limited Multipolar World A Stable Multipolar World An Unstable Multipolar World 3: The Economic Paradigm The Paradigm The Possible Futures Globalization Advances Globalization Amended and Reconfigured Mercantilism 2.0 Toward Autarky, with a Touch of Anarchy 4: The Identity and Culture Paradigm The Paradigm The Possible Futures The Gradual Emergence of a Global Identity and Culture The Identity and Culture Paradigm Merges with the Nation-State Paradigm The Creation of an International System Based on the "Clash of Civilizations" 5: The Ideology Paradigm The Paradigm The Possible Futures A Universalistic and Humanistic Ideology Emerges Ideological Conflict Reemerges "National Ideology" Becomes the Dominant Fusion of National Identity and Ideology Populism Becomes the Dominant Paradigm Sources of Stability and Instability What Would a Populist World Look Like? 6: Where Do You Go from Here? What Have You Learned? How Many Alternative Futures Have We Created? How Can You Use This Framework? Index About the Author
1: Understanding a Changing World: The Future(s) of the International System Why Future(s)? What Is an International System? What Is a Paradigm? Building Analytic Paradigms and Alternative Futures Paradigms in the Social Sciences Realism, Liberalism, and Constructivism The Four Paradigms What Comes Next? 2: The Nation-State Paradigm The Paradigm The Possible Futures A Hegemonic World A New Balance of Power in a Bipolar or Limited Multipolar World A Stable Multipolar World An Unstable Multipolar World 3: The Economic Paradigm The Paradigm The Possible Futures Globalization Advances Globalization Amended and Reconfigured Mercantilism 2.0 Toward Autarky, with a Touch of Anarchy 4: The Identity and Culture Paradigm The Paradigm The Possible Futures The Gradual Emergence of a Global Identity and Culture The Identity and Culture Paradigm Merges with the Nation-State Paradigm The Creation of an International System Based on the "Clash of Civilizations" 5: The Ideology Paradigm The Paradigm The Possible Futures A Universalistic and Humanistic Ideology Emerges Ideological Conflict Reemerges "National Ideology" Becomes the Dominant Fusion of National Identity and Ideology Populism Becomes the Dominant Paradigm Sources of Stability and Instability What Would a Populist World Look Like? 6: Where Do You Go from Here? What Have You Learned? How Many Alternative Futures Have We Created? How Can You Use This Framework? Index About the Author
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