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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This study investigates the issue of the modern world and the destiny that China's rise is. A further point is that unipolarity of the system of world power has not been shattered by US hegemony. The notion of Thucydides' Trap is that a hegemon (the US) is confronted by another superpower (China) and makes a perception about the nature of the cooperative environment of the contemporary world. Historically, such transformation has invariably led to violence, such as war, whenever the dominant political power seeks to control and maintain the position of power. This study explores the nature of the trade war and tensions between China and the United States. This paper investigates the tension that China's rise will create on the existing global order, and further ask why the bipolar pattern of the US hegemonic power will again persist. In the present study, qualitative approach is used, that is, based on the historically rich anecdote and professional literature, as well as experts' views, in order to understand the current issues in US and China. Summing up, from the perspective of the realist paradigm, in this article, aiming at the change of power, while analyzing the nature of power politics, the nature of trade war and Sino-US strategic relations is discussed. It is contingent on state behavior, power politics and national interest and so provides a more relevant framework in which to understand the proliferation and attenuation of conflict and cooperation in global change. This study takes great significance as it is related to the tension between the US and China that drastically affects global peace and stability, as well as policy actions and strategies, and, consequently, issues. These results shed light on the relevance of historical Thucydides' Trap in the case of U.S.-China relations and raise questions about intellectual rivalry. They also describe the strategies and tactics in the campaign to mitigate the risk of China's ascendency and dominance to global power. This paper promotes thinking and re affirms multilateralism to offset the misperception between China and the US. It also advanced a reactive approach to promote economic and security collaboration between nations as a preventive measure against war.Keywords: Thucydides Trap, Hegemony, Multilateralism, Realism, Power transition and Unipolarity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

GWADAR PORT IMPACT ON PAKISTAN ECONOMY AND THE WOMEN OF BALOCHISTAN
MADAD ALI, Ms NASEEM; Uddin, Dr. Syed Shuja; Aurangzeb, Mr. Muneeb
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This research explores the decline of the dollar's hegemony in a rising multiplex global system. It explores what are the key geopolitical and economic factors contributing to the decline of US dollar hegemony in the global financial system? Additionally, How do emerging alliances in a shifting multiplex world order influence global financial governance? This research evaluates how emerging alliances, such as BRICS and BRICS Plus, influence the structure of international monetary systems and global financial governance. This research uses the international political economy (IPE) lens, which examines the political economy at the global level. International Political Economy however posits that political activities and structures do have an important correlation concerning the extent of their impact on each other as well as the economy. Specifically, it aims to analyze the shift of US dollar dominance in a more and more complex and multilateral system based on multiple poles of power. This study follows qualitative research methods and is based on secondary sources. The purpose of this research is to provide a deep analysis of the geopolitical and economic reasons. The research also seeks to conduct a critical analysis of the development of US dollar's role in international trade and to explore the global trade evolved in response to the rise of emerging markets of developing powers, and challenge the process of the international monetary regime and international financial governance structuring. the study intends to contribute to proposing pragmatic reform of international financial governance in order to guarantee stability and inclusivity in the multiplex world order. The goal is to identify the pathways for the integration of the emerging economies into the operations of international financial institutions in their decisions, with a focus on how to preserve systemic stability. Keywords: US dollar hegemony, I.P.E, Global financial governance, Economic interdependence, Multiplex world order and emerging economies. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This study investigates the issue of the modern world and the destiny that China's rise is. A further point is that unipolarity of the system of world power has not been shattered by US hegemony. The notion of Thucydides' Trap is that a hegemon (the US) is confronted by another superpower (China) and makes a perception about the nature of the cooperative environment of the contemporary world. Historically, such transformation has invariably led to violence, such as war, whenever the dominant political power seeks to control and maintain the position of power. This study explores the nature of the trade war and tensions between China and the United States. This paper investigates the tension that China's rise will create on the existing global order, and further ask why the bipolar pattern of the US hegemonic power will again persist. In the present study, qualitative approach is used, that is, based on the historically rich anecdote and professional literature, as well as experts' views, in order to understand the current issues in US and China. Summing up, from the perspective of the realist paradigm, in this article, aiming at the change of power, while analyzing the nature of power politics, the nature of trade war and Sino-US strategic relations is discussed. It is contingent on state behavior, power politics and national interest and so provides a more relevant framework in which to understand the proliferation and attenuation of conflict and cooperation in global change. This study takes great significance as it is related to the tension between the US and China that drastically affects global peace and stability, as well as policy actions and strategies, and, consequently, issues. These results shed light on the relevance of historical Thucydides' Trap in the case of U.S.-China relations and raise questions about intellectual rivalry. They also describe the strategies and tactics in the campaign to mitigate the risk of China's ascendency and dominance to global power. This paper promotes thinking and re affirms multilateralism to offset the misperception between China and the US. It also advanced a reactive approach to promote economic and security collaboration between nations as a preventive measure against war.Keywords: Thucydides Trap, Hegemony, Multilateralism, Realism, Power transition and Unipolarity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This research explores the decline of the dollar's hegemony in a rising multiplex global system. It explores what are the key geopolitical and economic factors contributing to the decline of US dollar hegemony in the global financial system? Additionally, How do emerging alliances in a shifting multiplex world order influence global financial governance? This research evaluates how emerging alliances, such as BRICS and BRICS Plus, influence the structure of international monetary systems and global financial governance. This research uses the international political economy (IPE) lens, which examines the political economy at the global level. International Political Economy however posits that political activities and structures do have an important correlation concerning the extent of their impact on each other as well as the economy. Specifically, it aims to analyze the shift of US dollar dominance in a more and more complex and multilateral system based on multiple poles of power. This study follows qualitative research methods and is based on secondary sources. The purpose of this research is to provide a deep analysis of the geopolitical and economic reasons. The research also seeks to conduct a critical analysis of the development of US dollar's role in international trade and to explore the global trade evolved in response to the rise of emerging markets of developing powers, and challenge the process of the international monetary regime and international financial governance structuring. the study intends to contribute to proposing pragmatic reform of international financial governance in order to guarantee stability and inclusivity in the multiplex world order. The goal is to identify the pathways for the integration of the emerging economies into the operations of international financial institutions in their decisions, with a focus on how to preserve systemic stability. Keywords: US dollar hegemony, I.P.E, Global financial governance, Economic interdependence, Multiplex world order and emerging economies. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…