Power over the world. The story of the idea
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In his book, Marc Mazover reflects on the problem of the national and international principles in international relations. Considering the polar concepts - the evolution of various options for totalitarian internationalist utopia and the idea of establishing global harmony, achievable by maximum refusal to manage and go beyond the framework of the state, the author traces the history of the so -called median form of internationalism, which dominated most of the twentieth century in world politics.
Mazover considers the origin in the XIX century. the ideas and mechanisms of the international control of the world implemented by European "great powers", then shows the formation and development of the concept of the Anglo-American world hegemony, as well as the features of the implementation of this policy after 1946 in the conditions of the Cold War, and, finally, the ideas of globalization and the ideas of globalization and the ideas of globalization The realities of the existence of a unipolar world, which developed in the 1990s
Mazover considers the origin in the XIX century. the ideas and mechanisms of the international control of the world implemented by European "great powers", then shows the formation and development of the concept of the Anglo-American world hegemony, as well as the features of the implementation of this policy after 1946 in the conditions of the Cold War, and, finally, the ideas of globalization and the ideas of globalization and the ideas of globalization The realities of the existence of a unipolar world, which developed in the 1990s
Author:
Author:Masaler M.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Politics & Social Science
Series:
Series: Geopolitical Rakurs
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9950-0715-9
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