Global Leadership in the 21st Century: A “Micro” Perspective
The main goal of the present paper is to make a suggestion about global leadership in the 21st century from a perspective somewhat removed from the most (and justly) dominant one. Great powers, international institutions, and grand strategies appropriately get the most attention. It is to them th...
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doaj-f4399d52236941559b94d6459a4865ec2020-11-25T03:10:15ZengRisk Institute, Trieste- GenevaCadmus2038-52422038-52502020-07-0142301307Global Leadership in the 21st Century: A “Micro” PerspectiveRobert Cavey0Partner, Praxis Inc., USAThe main goal of the present paper is to make a suggestion about global leadership in the 21st century from a perspective somewhat removed from the most (and justly) dominant one. Great powers, international institutions, and grand strategies appropriately get the most attention. It is to them that we look to create the peace, prosperity and justice with which we are all concerned. There is another perspective that is important, however, a “micro” perspective, one that concentrates on small things—like grains of sand that can freeze the gears of the great engines of progress. http://cadmusjournal.org/article/volume-4/issue-2/global-leadership-21st-century-%E2%80%9Cmicro%E2%80%9D-perspective |
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The main goal of the present paper is to make a suggestion about global leadership in the
21st century from a perspective somewhat removed from the most (and justly) dominant one.
Great powers, international institutions, and grand strategies appropriately get the most
attention. It is to them that we look to create the peace, prosperity and justice with which
we are all concerned. There is another perspective that is important, however, a “micro”
perspective, one that concentrates on small things—like grains of sand that can freeze the
gears of the great engines of progress. |
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