The End of Cold War and Thereafter : A Perspective of Evolutionary World Politics :A Perspective of Evolutionary World Politics

Jong Young Ye

doi:10.14731/kjis.2004.12.44.5.25

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A Perspective of Evolutionary World Politics

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한국국제정치학회
국제정치논총 학술저널
The Korean Journal of International Relations Vol.44 No.5
2004.12 25 - 44 (20page)
DOI : 10.14731/kjis.2004.12.44.5.25

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Jong Young Ye

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This paper attempts to analyze the ongoing events of world politics since the end of the Cold War and presents a projection for the long-term future unfoldings from the perspective of long cycle theory. In doing so, it doesn't treat current events as a series of particular episodes; rather, it draws attention to global systemic process as long cycle theory is deeply rooted in. First, this paper offers a short introduction of global leadership and its evolutionary perspective. This leads to an analysis of the current phase of world politics in which contending interpretations of leading theorists are compared with an evolutionary interpretation. An evolutionary perspective of world politics suggests that the nature of global leadership will be affected by and transformed through the cumulative and collective force of economic, social, and cultural co-evolution. It also suggests that in the long run global institutions that are better shaped for managing global problems will continue to emerge.

#Long cycle theory #Evolutionary world politics #Global leadership,Global War #Coalition-building