NEW TRENDS IN SUBSYSTEM FORMATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY
https://doi.org/10.18611/2221-3279-2013-4-3(13)-33-43
Abstract
One of megatrends of the 21st century is establishment of the new world order. Within this megatrend we can distinguish some trends that require special attention. Among them are the following: at the global level: formation of a new international system among a bigger new group of leading world powers (great powers) that are dramatically different in their characteristics; at the macroregional level: formation of new subsystems with core-countries; at the regional level: redistribution of influence between regional powers within big subsystems like transatlantic or possible transpacific subsystems. In the following paper we shall analyze some trends that take place, paying special attention to a Eurasian subsystem “Small Eurasia” that includes most of the former Soviet republics (excluding the Baltic States).
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4. See: Emerging Powers in a Comparative perspective. The Political and Economic Rise of the BRIC Countries. Ed. by Vidya Nadkarni and Norma C. Noonan. N.Y.: Bloomsbury, 2012.
5. The definition of a great power was suggested by the author in a number of publications. See: Shakleina Tatiana. Russia in the New Distribution of Power / Emerging Powers in a Comparative perspective. The Political and Economic Rise of the BRIC Countries. Ed. by Vidya Nadkarni and Norma C. Noonan. N.Y.: Bloomsbury, 2013. P. 163-188; Shakleina T. Russia and the United States in World Politics. M.: ASPEKT PRESS, 2012.
6. The term “Small Eurasia” — “Malaya Evrasia” was introduced by the author in 2006. It was used for the MGIMO Master program courses “Regional subsystems in contemporary international relations”, and “Great powers in world politics of the 21st century”, and then was included into the author’s publications.
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Shakleina T.A. NEW TRENDS IN SUBSYSTEM FORMATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY. Comparative Politics Russia. 2013;4(3(13)):33-43. https://doi.org/10.18611/2221-3279-2013-4-3(13)-33-43
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