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Who Wants to Be Number Two？ Imagining a future beyond the superpower paradigm
2013
Overview
ince the end of the Cold War in the late 1980s and early 1990s, it is widely accepted that the United States has been the world＇s sole superpower. This is based on two indisputable facts. The first is the size of its economy, which has been utterly dominant over this period and constitutes approximately a quarter of global GDP. The second is the size of its militaG. The United States has the army,
