Core takeaway The rules-based international order does not consist of any specific rules, is not accepted internationally, and does not deliver order. The rules-based international order should be considered a failed experiment from the unipolar world order, which must be dismantled to restore international law as a requirement for stability and peace. International law in accordance with the UN Charter is based on mutual constraints and sovereign equality. However, states do not constrain themselves, and international law can therefore only exist under a balance of power. Under the hegemonic era…
ΠερισσότεραThe Case for Dismantling the Rules-Based International Order, Professor Glenn Diesen, 23 December 2024¹
