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World Order

World Order

Henry Kissinger
2014
T2 432 pages · about 7h 12m to read OL20732568Wgoodreads

Competing regional conceptions of legitimate order and the balance of power

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Secular themes

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“Kissinger's account of the Westphalian system and its modern fractures informs Dalio's geopolitical framing. He has discussed Kissinger's view that great-power stability requires shared legitimacy, not just balance of force, as directly relevant to the current moment.”

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