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Diplomacy of ConnivanceIntroduction

Diplomacy of Connivance: Introduction [Since 1989, the international system has become a sort of mystery, an enigma that has presented itself before international relations specialists, although it does not seem to have really captured their interest. The commonly used qualifier of “post-bipolar” oddly enough tells us more about the system’s past without informing us about what it has become or what direction it is likely to take. Indifference? Perplexity? Intentional disregard? All are possible. A few strange notions appear here and there, some put forward by actors, others advanced by observers. The former like to talk about “multipolarity,” while the latter have invented the terms of “unimultipolarity” or “interpolarity,” and sometimes both find themselves agreeing on the concept of “unipolarity,” to criticize it, indulge it, or simply ponder it.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

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Palgrave Macmillan US
Copyright
© Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2012
ISBN
978-1-349-43504-3
Pages
1 –9
DOI
10.1057/9781137006431_1
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Abstract

[Since 1989, the international system has become a sort of mystery, an enigma that has presented itself before international relations specialists, although it does not seem to have really captured their interest. The commonly used qualifier of “post-bipolar” oddly enough tells us more about the system’s past without informing us about what it has become or what direction it is likely to take. Indifference? Perplexity? Intentional disregard? All are possible. A few strange notions appear here and there, some put forward by actors, others advanced by observers. The former like to talk about “multipolarity,” while the latter have invented the terms of “unimultipolarity” or “interpolarity,” and sometimes both find themselves agreeing on the concept of “unipolarity,” to criticize it, indulge it, or simply ponder it.]

Published: Mar 5, 2015

Keywords: International Relation; International System; Gaza Strip; North Atlantic Treaty Organization; International Life

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