12th International Summer School (2008)
“Regional Leaders, Global Challenges: Issues, Interests and Strategies”
In a world more and more characterized by multipolar structures, stability is an ever more evasive aim. Political theory tells us that multipolar systems are much less stable than bipolar or hegemonic ones. For the next generation of global political leaders it is paramount to understand how tectonic shifts in our present global order will influence the relative position of their own countries.
Bibliographic data
Brockmann, Kathrin, and David Bosold. “12th International Summer School (2008).” November 2008.DGAPreport 13, November 2008, 60 pp.
