Aspiration and Reality - The Statesman
First, it should be highlighted that the world of power and hegemony has undergone three transformations between the Second World War and the present.
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First, it should be highlighted that the world of power and hegemony has undergone three transformations between the Second World War and the present.
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The contemporary World is sharply divided. The divisions are caused both by geo-political polarisation but more strikingly by the unequal levels of socio-economic development. Historically, during the cold war era the world was divided based on ideological alliances: those aligned to relatively more prosperous capitalist and democratic countries e.g.
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