new world order

new world order




During the last decade, policy analysts and decision makers in this country have disagreed over U.S. leadership in the world. Led by Joseph Nye, former assistant secretary of defense and dean of the Harvard University Kennedy School of Government, many believed that the U.S. was "bound to lead" the international system as a result of ideological material was overwhelming and unprecedented dominance and American power and be durable.

But a growing number of analysts and executives have said that the U.S. authority and its domain material is deteriorating, especially the costly and misguided war in Iraq and Afghanistan. In his essay, "American power is declining," the Yale historian Paul Kennedy concluded that "