Titlebook: Systemic Transitions; Past, Present, and F William R. Thompson Book 2009 William R. Thompson 2009 Governance.hegemony.international organiz

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Systemic Transitions978-0-230-61838-1Series ISSN 2945-7653 Series E-ISSN 2945-7661

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Evolutionary Processes in World Politicshttp://image.papertrans.cn/t/image/884747.jpg

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230618381Governance; hegemony; international organizations

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The Evolutionary Trajectory of the World System toward an Age of TransitionDevezas and Modelski (2003) have shown that world system evolution consists in a cascade of multilevel, nested, and self-similar (fractal), Darwinian-like processes ranging in time from one to 250 generations, exhibiting power law behavior, which is also known as self-organized criticality.

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Relative Decline: Why Does It Induce War or Sustain Peace?ve emphasized the USSR’s material decline as the chief cause for the end of the cold war on Western terms (e.g., Lebow and Risse-Kappen 1995; Wohlforth 2003). For other analysts, China’s rapid economic growth has engendered concerns about a potential conflict with the United States if current trends

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Transitions in Hegemony: A Theory Based on State Type and Technology simplest, two state types give us three basic types of transition: Type I between a trading and a territorial state; Type II between two trading states; and Type III between two territorial states. In reality most transitions are more complex than this.

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Kantian Dynamics and Systemic Transitions: Can International Organizations Influence U.S.-China Confperception. Among the latter, the most prominent include the Kantian trinity of conflict—suppressing factors—joint democracy (the democratic peace), economic interdependence, and international governmental organizations (IGOs). This chapter focuses on what has to date been the empirically weakest li

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Scale Transitions and the Evolution of Global Governance since the Bronze Agehave increased the number of smaller polities. But the general trend toward larger polities can be seen in the transition from smaller to larger hegemonic core states (from the Dutch, to the British to the United States), and in the emergence of international political organizations and an expanded