Danger: Falling Powers
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Why revisionist powers in decline may pose an even greater threat than those on the rise.
Danger: Falling Powers - The American Interest https://www.the-american-interest.com/2018/10/24/danger-falling-powers/ --> The American Interest search essays reviews viewpoints conversations podcast print search All Features Reviews Viewpoints Podcasts About Us Privacy (STR/AFP/Getty Images) Grand Strategy Danger: Falling Powers Hal Brands Why revisionist powers in decline may pose an even greater threat than those on the rise. W hich is more dangerous: The revisionist power on the ascent or the revisionist power in decline? We naturally tend to think it is the former. “It was the rise of Ath
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