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020			_a978-1-78821-844-3
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100	1		_aLo, Bobo _926963
245			_aThe disorderly society : _brethinking global governance in an age of anarchy _cBobo Lo
250			_a1st pub.
260			_aNewcastle upon Tyne: _b Agenda Publishing , _c 2026
300			_a188 p. _c ; 24 cm
500			_aNotas e índice
520			_aThe liberal, "rules-based" order faces its greatest crisis since the end of the Cold War. Liberalism is in retreat around the world. Authoritarian regimes have become more numerous and increasingly repressive. International norms are unravelling. Yet there is little sign of a new, post-liberal order. Talk of a global power shift to the East is commonplace, but despite the growing influence of China, a "multipolar" world remains an abstraction. Instead, there is a growing void in global governance – a new world disorder. In a broad and erudite narrative, Bobo Lo argues that there is no future in a return to dominant US leadership, great power competition or the post-Cold War chimera of a geopolitics-free world. The way forward lies in a more inclusive and flexible order, driven by a common purpose in meeting universal challenges, such as climate change, pandemic disease and global poverty.
650		7	_aGlobalización _958821
650		7	_aPolítica internacional _959837
650		0	_aGeopolítica _9124662
650		0	_aGobernanza _9119021
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