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- Title: Lecture 5 International Political System
- Type: Notes
- School: Seton Hall
- Course: DIPL 1101
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5 Lecture International Political System I. Defining the International System: 1. system: "A group of interacting, interrelated, or interdependent elements forming a complex whole" have identifiable interactions/ 2. two characteristics: 1) a discernible structure 2) regular patterns of interaction among its component parts 3. International (political) system: the structure and patterns of interaction among world political actors most international interaction is anarchy II. The Evolution of International System 1. Traditional European System: Multipolar system (1648-1914) 1) International System = European system Thirty Years of War (1618-48) and the Peace of Westphalia (which established state sovereignty and international law as the foundation of the modern international system). Balance of power - as a set-up, monarchs made treaties and alliances with other monarchs to counterbalance a potentially dominant power; nation-states / five power states: France, Britian, Austria-Hungry, Prussia, Russia, Italy, Ottoman Empire - as a theory, it predicts that nations of approximately equal strength will seek to maintain the status quo by preventing any one nation from gaining superiority over the others - as a state of equilibrium, no nation or group of nations is able to dominate others Concert of Europe and Hundred Years of Peace (1815-1914) - Formulated in 1815 (Napoleon defeated at Waterloo in 1815) - Composed of the Quadruple Alliance (GB, Austria-Hungry, Prussia, Russia) - Metternich (amazing diplomat) - Priorities: to establish a balance of power, thereby preserving the status quo, and to protect "legitimate" governments (bloodshed wars limited in scope) 2). Main features a. several major powers of comparable strength; b. structural flexibility (flexible alliance; realignment common) c. restraint (limited objectives because of limited means) 1 d. a balance maintainer (which one?) Great Britain- had unsurpassed navy; geographically detached from the rest of Europe; lack of large standing army (couldn't gain too much power & dominate) e. aristocratic diplomacy diplomacy the game of princes f. shared values similar cultural background 3) Demise of balance-of-power system a. spread of nationalism (against aristocratic diplomacy): associated with the Neapolitan wars & the French Rev. (human equality) b. economic and technological changes (against restraint): emergence of selfpropelled tanks, guns, and planes/ makes restraint in warfare unlikely c. rigidity of alliances (against structural flexibility): d. the end of Eurocentrism and ideological divisions (against shared values): new players...US (Spanish War) American ... Japan (crushing Russian Pacific fleet) 2. Post-War System: Bipolar System 1) main features a. Two superpowers and the narrowed choice-set for other nations b. The primacy of ideology c. Deterrence as a principal method of superpower struggles (The expanded destructive potential of military weaponry and the balance of terror based on mutual assured destruction or (MAD)) Nuclear Terror Matrix 3. Post-Cold War System: Unipolar? a. U.S. as the sole remaining superpower after the collapse of USSR (defn. of superpower: comprehensive power capabilities; global reach; and the willingness to assert the leadership role) b. no serious attempts by others to balance U.S. power are likely for the foreseeable future Implications of a unipolar world: a. a reduction in global tension; 2 b. de-ideologization (Fukuyama "the end of history") 1 the end of Cold War as the end point of mankind's ideological evolution and the universalization of Western liberal democracy as the final form of human gov. c. few restraints on the U.S. - many of them are self-imposed: hegemon: a single overwhelming power capable of dictating the rules and arrangements by which international relations are conducted. d. decline of unipolarity is likely to stem from rise of new power centers (China, EU) and/or the rise of US isolationism An alternative power structure: Counterargument (Huntington): a. Structural requirements for a unipolar world: the presence of a hegemon (one superpower, no significant major powers, and many minor powers). Reality: the absence of a hegemon2 in the contemporary world b. If this was a unipolar world, the hegemon would have an interest in maintaining the status quo. Reality: in the current system, none of the principal powers is happy with the status quo Joseph Nye: distribution of power as a "three-dimensional chess game" - top chessboard: uni-polar military power - middle chessboard: multi-polar economic power - bottom chessboard: power widely dispersed Reasons: a. power at different levels are not easily convertible b. the difference between hard coercive power and "soft power" (i.e., cultural attraction and ideology, along with agenda setting and economic incentives for cooperation) cultural Hollywood...wining the hearts and minds of people III. Future International System: Multipolar? 1 The end point of mankind's ideological evolution and the universalization of Western liberal democracy as the final form of human government. 2 Hegemon: A single, overwhelmingly powerful state that is capable of dictating the rules and arrangements by which international relations are conducted. 3
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