America unrivaled : the future of the balance of power

By Gideon Rose, G. Ikenberry. 2003

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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Citations in the corpus

• Global governance and developing countries: the implications of the rise of China (2008, background): “By the turn of the century the United States was perceived by many observers as undoubtedly the single power in world politics and in the world economy (Brzezinski 1997; Ikenberry 2002; Wohlforth 2000).”
• American unilateralism, foreign economic policy and the 'securitisation' of globalisation (2003, background): “Ikenberry, 2002: 1) Accepting Ikenberry’s assertion, the aim of this paper will be to outline the corresponding intellectual support system to this unprecedented American military preponderance; the elements of which are identified as a strange and paradoxical combination of liberal-idealist…”