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What if the “end of Western dominance” isn’t catastrophe, but rather a chance to build a fairer global system?
Join us for a conversation between Amitav Acharya, one of the world’s leading scholars of global order, and Trita Parsi, executive vice president of the Quincy Institute, as they unpack Acharya’s sweeping new book, The Once and Future World Order.
As social unrest and great-power rivalry unsettle today’s landscape, this discussion reframes the future: why narratives of inevitable chaos are historically wrong, how non-Western traditions of order have been erased, and what cooperation in a truly multipolar world might look like.
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What if the “end of Western dominance” isn’t catastrophe, but rather a chance to build a fairer global system?
Join us for a conversation between Amitav Acharya, one of the world’s leading scholars of global order, and Trita Parsi, executive vice president of the Quincy Institute, as they unpack Acharya’s sweeping new book, The Once and Future World Order.
As social unrest and great-power rivalry unsettle today’s landscape, this discussion reframes the future: why narratives of inevitable chaos are historically wrong, how non-Western traditions of order have been erased, and what cooperation in a truly multipolar world might look like.
Quincy Institute is an independent, nonprofit think tank. To support our work:
Help fund our research: quincyinst.org/donations
Read our reporting: ResponsibleStatecraft.org
TikTok: / quincyinst
Twitter: https://x.com/QuincyInst
Facebook: / quincyinst
Instagram: / quincyinst
Website: quincyinst.org
