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The Rise and Decline of a Liberal International Order
The international order favored by Western powers since World War II has been primarily rules-based, organized around the principles of open markets, liberal democracy, and human rights, and defended by a web of military alliances and security guarantees—but it has not been static in form, depth, or
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