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Is a multipolar world order taking shape?

For thirty years one country set most of the rules. Some institutions say that time is over, and power is now shared between several centres. Others say the United States is still far ahead, and talk of a new order runs ahead of the facts.

25 institutions · 16 countries · 40 publications

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United States

7 institutions · 11 publications

India

2 institutions · 6 publications

Qatar

2 institutions · 5 publications

Belgium

2 institutions · 2 publications

Norway

1 institution · 4 publications

Germany

1 institution · 2 publications

European Council on Foreign Relations

Australia

1 institution · 1 publications

Denmark

1 institution · 1 publications

Finland

1 institution · 1 publications

France

1 institution · 1 publications

Center of Political and Foreign Affairs

Ghana

1 institution · 1 publications

Pakistan

1 institution · 1 publications

Russia

1 institution · 1 publications

Singapore

1 institution · 1 publications

South Africa

1 institution · 1 publications

Switzerland

1 institution · 1 publications

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