Beyond the age of hegemony

This paper delves into the origins of modern conflicts amidst the waning dominance of the Western world, particularly the United States. It argues that contemporary tensions stem from this power shift, driven by technological advances and economic convergence. Advocating for a transition to multipolarity and multilateralism, this paper emphasizes the drawbacks of the continued US quest for hegemony and the benefits of global cooperation. It envisions a future characterized by peace and shared development, underpinned by international collaboration and respect for diversity.

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Review of Keynesian Economics
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2024-08-31
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https://doi.org/10.4337/roke.2024.03.02
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Globalization and Cultural Identity
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Beyond the age of hegemony

Jeffrey Sachs
Review of Keynesian Economics
Globalization and Cultural Identity
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Beyond the age of hegemony

Jeffrey Sachs
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Abstract

This paper delves into the origins of modern conflicts amidst the waning dominance of the Western world, particularly the United States. It argues that contemporary tensions stem from this power shift, driven by technological advances and economic convergence. Advocating for a transition to multipolarity and multilateralism, this paper emphasizes the drawbacks of the continued US quest for hegemony and the benefits of global cooperation. It envisions a future characterized by peace and shared development, underpinned by international collaboration and respect for diversity.

Review of Keynesian EconomicsVol. 12(3)
Columbia University (US)
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Globalization and Cultural Identity
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