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Four-nation global power system seen emerging for future peace
The International Institute for Strategic Studies and partners report emerging global power balance in 1971. China Japan and the United States join Soviet Union in a new four power framework, while Europe shifts toward security conferences and East Asia rises as a key balance center. Persistent regional violence and small nation nationalism threaten stability, with debates on a future world police role for the United States. The report notes no near term great power wars, but warns of limited anarchy driven by multiple influential powers and economic strains.
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