there are no power blocs and every country has a certain amount of power

A multi polar world is one in which there are no power blocs and every country has a certain amount of power and all international decisions are made in a fair and democratic manner.

one in which there are no power blocs and every country has a certain amount of power and all international decisions are made in a fair and democratic manner

A multi polar world is one in which there are no power blocs and every country has a certain amount of power and all international decisions are made in a fair and democratic manner.

no single power dominates

As the 21st Century unfolds, both of these core systems of the global order must contend with the same reality: a genuinely multi-polar world where no single power dominates and in which societies themselves are becoming increasingly diverse.

a common word to describe the world order after Cold War

Multi-polar world is a common word to describe the world order after Cold War.

an unpredictable and complex environment of shifting equations

But, a multi-polar world is also an unpredictable and complex environment of shifting equations.

for the growth of multilateral institutions and the enhancement of international law

A multi-polar world by definition will allow for the growth of multilateral institutions and the enhancement of international law.

one of few constants and fast changing variables

Moral of the story: a multi-polar world is one of few constants and fast changing variables.

an increase of the importance of local international relations

Multi-polar world generally means an increase of the importance of local international relations and, in their absence, an increase of the intensification of local conflicts.

a means of achieving disengagement

A multi-polar world is also a means of achieving disengagement.

one that takes into consideration the interests of all countries, peoples and groups of states

A multi-polar world is one that takes into consideration the interests of all countries, peoples and groups of states.

by multiple powers

A multi-polar world is defined by multiple powers competing and cooperating with each other.

the best possible alternative at the moment

Quote: A multi-polar world is the best possible alternative at the moment, given humanity's present state of mind.

opportunities for enhanced global governance, economic diversification, and reduced tensions

A multi-polar world offers opportunities for enhanced global governance, economic diversification, and reduced tensions through cooperation.

If the great powers are more than two

If the great powers are more than two, the system will be multi-polar; if they are two, the system will be bipolar, while systems with only one great power are considered unipolar.

an unprecedented shift in global power dynamics

This multi-polar world—as many theorists of globalization have pointed out—represents an unprecedented shift in global power dynamics.

the end of a world order where the United States is the dominant power in the international political arena

The theory of a multi-polar world, for our purposes, envisions the end of a world order where the United States is the dominant power in the international political arena.

by the emergence of regional powers asserting dominance over neighboring countries

A multi-polar world, characterized by the emergence of regional powers asserting dominance over neighboring countries, raises concerns about the impact on the international order and the role of the United States.

less power , not more for powerful nations

A multi-polar world means less power for powerful nations, not more.

whether Americans know anything about anything or not

A multi-polar world is a reality whether Americans know anything about anything or not.

not only the relative and absolute weakening of the USA

The multi-polar world is, ultimately, not only the relative and absolute weakening of the USA; the USA is the formulation of new global important economic systems.