the right to dominate
The Right to Dominate: How Old Ideas About Sovereignty Pose New Challenges for World Order, 2020, Roland Paris (Canadian political scientist) writes about Putin, Trump, Viktor Orbán, Xi Jinping who independently challenges international corporations and organisations … informational
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weaknesses at the core of seemingly strong authoritarian states
key weaknesses at the core of seemingly strong authoritarian states Russia and China both have argued that liberal democracy is in long-term
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confused dictatorships of prosperous liberal democracies
over the years, we have seen huge setbacks … yet, liberal democracy has endured and come back repeatedly, because the alternatives are so bad …
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new middle ages
Umberto Eco’s essays “Living in the New Middle Ages” and “Dreaming of the Middle Ages” … decline of Westphalian sovereignty … replaced by global
key weaknesses at the core of seemingly strong authoritarian states Russia and China both have argued that liberal democracy is in long-term
over the years, we have seen huge setbacks … yet, liberal democracy has endured and come back repeatedly, because the alternatives are so bad …
Umberto Eco’s essays “Living in the New Middle Ages” and “Dreaming of the Middle Ages” … decline of Westphalian sovereignty … replaced by global