Four nation global power system glimpsed for future peace
The International Institute for Strategic Studies reports a four nation global power system forming in 1971 as Peking Tokyo Washington and Moscow join a new world order. While China and Japan rise and Europe shifts, violence and small nation nationalism threaten peace amid a broader move toward a limited anarchic balance. The study notes U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam and shifts in European security as central to the era.
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