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Name Tutor Course Date The Sole Superpower A superpower is a nation that has substantial political economic and military sway to convince regimes or economies in all places of the globe to do things or settle on decisions that they otherwise wouldn’t. Following the 1991 decline of the Soviet Union America has been the only global superpower (Buzan 2). However the recent advancements in technologies coupled with the narrative of the global village have articulated interdisciplinary discussions about the superpower economies in the modern-day settings. The previous contest between the communism and capitalism has now shifted to the competition between the United States versus other economies such as Russia China and India. Opponents are labeling China and Russia as the subsequent superpowers on the perspective that the worldwide dominance of the United States is fading (Mearsheimer 160). Problems such as a 16-day government shutdown the weak economic recovery coupled Higher Education 42 (2015). House Freedom. "Freedom in the World 2013." (2010). Kahn Martin. The Western Allies and Soviet Potential in World War II: Economy Society and Military Power. Taylor & Francis 2017. Levin Mark and Georgy Satarov. "Corruption and institutions in Russia." European journal of political economy 16.1 (2000): 113-132. Mahbubani Kishore. "Understanding China." Foreign Affairs(2005): 49-60. McCauley R. N. and Goetz von Peter. "The US dollar shortage in global banking." Quarterly Review (2009). Mearsheimer John J. "China's unpeaceful rise." CURRENT HISTORY-NEW YORK THEN PHILADELPHIA- 105.690 (2006): 160. Mearsheimer John J. "The gathering storm: China’s challenge to US power in Asia." The Chinese Journal of International Politics 3.4 (2010): 381-396. Rubenstein Seth. “International Migrants by Country.” Pew Research Center's Global Attitudes Project 10 Nov. 2016 pewglobal.org Solano Joseph. Weaponizing the Final Frontier: The United States and the New Space Race. US Army Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth United States 2017. WorldBank. “DataBankWorld Development Indicators.” World Development Indicators | DataBank 2018. [...]
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