By Dries Lesage, T. Van de Graaf, Thijs Van de Graaf
The increase of recent powers comparable to China and India is sending shockwaves in the course of the international multilateral approach. This quantity systematically examines how thirteen multilateral associations are responding to this shift, with a few deploying leading edge outreach and reform actions, whereas others are paralyzed by means of gridlock or maybe retreat from the worldwide scene.
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The exception is Chapter 2, which follows immediately after this introductory chapter. In Chapter 2, Gregory Chin provides a state of the art of the study of rising powers and multilateral institutions. Chin argues that this research strand has gone through two phases and is now in a third phase. In the current phase, the key question is whether the rising powers are trying to (re)shape some global norms and rules and even attempt to set up alternative multilateral settings. ” In Chapter 3, Sven Biscop looks at NATO, which was originally created as the military arm of the transatlantic community but has been searching for a new raison d’être after the end of the Cold War.