Abstract
Polar distribution is an important category for the study of
international politics. Every polar distribution creates the ‘order’
for a certain period in human history. This way, studying the
‘order’ of a certain era is essential for not only understanding the
dynamics of politics; but also for making some accurate
predictions about them. This is a ‘theoretical and conceptual’
research article aims analyze the post-Cold War period in
international relations, with a significance to contribute in
academia and policy making. The central argument concludes
that the unipolar moment of the U.S is increasingly being
challenged by a rising China, with a possibility of either ending
in a bi-polar or multi-polar world order
Tasawar Baig, Shiwei Jiang, Khurshid Ali Singay. (2020) Re-setting World Order: World Politics in Transition, Pakistan Social Sciences Review, Volume 4, Issue 3.
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