На рубеже веков США значительно усилили свое военное превосходство в мире. Они также сыграли ключевую роль в формировании международного экономического порядка. Однако в последнее время их мировое экономическое доминирование начало ослабевать, поскольку другие регионы и страны стали важными игроками на глобальной арене. Саймон Бромли вносит свежий взгляд на эти проблемы, утверждая, что пока неясно, смогут ли США справиться с вызовами нового мирового порядка. Он тщательно рассматривает тонкости этих дебатов, включая американскую идеологию либерального международного порядка и ее связь с доктриной Буша; влияние США в трансатлантической сфере и интеграцию США-Европы в отношении ЕС и НАТО; а также геополитику нефти. Он анализирует ряд вызовов доминированию США, включая ослабление доллара; стремительный рост и индустриализацию Азии; сильные и слабые стороны внешней политики Буша. Эта книга призвана спровоцировать дебаты среди студентов и ученых-международников, а также привлечь внимание всех, кто интересуется меняющимся обликом международного порядка.
Written by a group of experts, this volume captures the consensus view on how certain American policies—particularly in economic and security matters—may have tempted others to challenge the United States' primacy on the world scene. The book deals with why America's influence, notwithstanding its omnipresence in a purely military sense, is eroding. In particular, it explores the aftermath of the 1997-2006 period, which brought about the Asian financial crisis, the decline of America's status both weakens both its hegemonic position and discourse as builders of international order. And, importantly for understanding such long-range political outcomes, the volume then surveys America's role not only as challenger but as architect of the liberal international approach founded after World War II, inviting readers to reflect on the contrast between the period of tremendous international cooperation and one of great distrust in global rules and leadership. They might also consider what a prehegemonic America might have been.
The turn of the millennium witnessed the United States greatly enhancing its military supremacy around the globe. It also proved to play a crucial part in fashioning the international monetary arrangement. More recent times, though, have witnessed its worldwide economic dominance beginning to subside as other areas and nations have become important global players. Simon Bromley offers a new perspective on these issues placing emphasis on, as yet, whether the U.S. will prove capable enough to overcome the challenges presented by the incoming new world order are because he carefully scrutinizes the numerous facets of these discussions, including American ideologies regarding a liberal world structure along with its relation to the George W. Bush doctrine, U.S power within the framework of the trans-Atlantic scene as well as the integration between the U. S. and Europe in terms of the European Union and North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and also, the geopolitics of oil among many others. Beyond that, he takes a look at various factors affecting America’s ascendancy, inclusive of the weakening dollar, the dynamic growth and development of Asia, and the strength ankle brace with the deficiencies of president George W. Buckhys foreign policies. For that reason, this book is bound to engender debate among students and specialists of International relations as well work to captivate the avid audience of whoever is interested in the way the international political landscape is transforming.
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ISBN: 9780745675114
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The turn of the century has seen the US greatly enhance its military supremacy across the world. It has also played a key role in shaping the international economic order. More recently, however, its world-wide economic domination has started to diminish as other regions and countries have become globally important players. Simon Bromley brings a fresh perspective to these issues, arguing that it is as yet unclear whether the US will be capable of rising to the challenges posed by the new world order. He carefully examines the intricacies of these debates including the American ideology of a liberal international order and the relation of this to the Bush doctrine; US power in the transatlantic arena and US-European integration in relation to the EU and NATO; and the geo-politics of oil. He looks at a range of challenges to US dominance, including the weakening of the dollar; the rapid growth and industrialization of Asia; and the strengths and weaknesses of Bush's foreign policy. This book is set to spark debate amongst students and scholars of international politics, as well as appealing to anyone interested in the changing shape of the international order.
