The Future of American Power

The twenty-first century began with a very unequal distribution of power resources. With five percent of the world's population, the United States accounted for about a quarter of the world's economic output, was responsible for nearly half of global military expenditures, and had the most extensive cultural and educational soft-power resources. All this is still true, but the future of U.S. power

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ジョゼフ・ナイの「アメリカパワーの将来」

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In an information-based world, power diffusion may pose a bigger danger than power transition.