
Richard Haass's "A World in Disarray" unveils how the post-WWII global order is crumbling. The Council on Foreign Relations president's "World Order 2.0" concept sparked fierce debate among policymakers by redefining sovereignty as obligation - a blueprint for navigating our increasingly nonpolar world.
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Picture the morning of November 9, 2016. Half the world woke up stunned by an election result few saw coming, while Britain was still reeling from its Brexit vote months earlier. Suddenly, the international order that had governed global affairs for decades seemed to be unraveling in real time. Richard Haass, a diplomat who'd spent his career navigating the corridors of power across multiple administrations, recognized this wasn't just political turbulence-it was a fundamental rupture in how the world worked. His book arrived as world leaders scrambled to understand what was happening. Barack Obama reportedly read it in his final weeks in office. Even George Clooney referenced it in interviews. Why? Because Haass offered something rare: a clear explanation of how we got here, written by someone who'd been in the room where it happened. Think of world order not as some utopian dream of global harmony, but as the basic plumbing of international relations-the rules and power structures that keep things flowing. Throughout history, order has required two ingredients: legitimacy (agreement on what's acceptable) and power (the muscle to enforce it).
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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