Beyond the West: Civilizational Narratives and the Struggle for a New Global Order

Beyond the West: Civilizational Narratives and the Struggle for a New Global Order

As Western institutions falter and global power diffuses, non-Western actors are seizing the opportunity to redefine norms on their own terms.

Until the new order is established, the world must go through a period of fluctuation, turbulence, instability and unpredictability until the second half of the 21st century.

Before reading more, don't rate the first part of the interview here. (David Bisset) Well, again, I have my own perspective on the problems I've discussed and I've already talked about hegemony. Maybe it's more difficult for me to imagine the social changes that will take place in our societies because of technological disturbances and the influence of capitalism on themselves. Maybe there are always ups and downs and downs, economic and social,…

Anglo-Saxon hegemony has shaped the West for two centuries, but today it shows signs of decline. To avoid collapse, Europe must separate itself from this model, rediscovering its roots and its geopolitical and economic autonomy. The future requires a new paradigm. Abandon the Anglo-Saxon West The idea of West and East is not fixed in time, but has taken on different meanings and forms. Over the last two centuries, Western culture has been domina…