نمطية النظام الدولي الجديد : قراءة في جدلية البنية

Abstract EN

Despite three decades have passed since the birth of the new international order; we still witnessing a raging controversy on its mode, to an extended point that some believe that it may not have ever existed.

After the end of the Cold War, many researchers insisted on the "unipolar moment"; which is seen as an outcome of the collapse of one of the two poles of the vanished international order.

But soon, the world knew a rapid raise of a hybrid order considering that the United States is unable to lead the international order.

In the light of the ongoing American shrink and recession opposing to the growing emerging powers, another trend has come forth and which adopts the existence of a Multipolar.

Before another view forthcame in the field endorsing the inexisting of the polarity because of its loss of justification.

Others argue that if the international order returns to bipolar, China is more qualified than others to be one of its two poles.

Moreover, a new trend has believed that the Corona pandemic will accelerate the transfer of the global leadership center from the West led by the United States to the East led by China