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Les Editions la D茅couverte et The American University of Paris ont le plaisir de vous inviter au lancement de l鈥檕uvrage 芦 L鈥櫭﹖at du monde 2020, Fin du leadership am茅ricain? 禄 sous la direction de Bertrand Badie et Dominique Vidal

Une table ronde exceptionnelle, anim茅e par Philipp Golub, Professeur et co-responsable du d茅partement 芦 Comparative and International Politics 禄 of The American University of Paris, entour茅 de contributeurs du livre, permettra de mieux comprendre les points de vue concernant l鈥檋istoire de la domination am茅ricaine, du XIXe si猫cle 脿 nos jours. Les auteurs en mesurent la port茅e et les potentielles failles dans les domaines militaire, politico-diplomatique, commercial, 茅conomique, scientifique et culturel. Ils analysent les rapports de Washington avec P茅kin, Moscou, Bruxelles, Tel Aviv, Riyad, T茅h茅ran ou les prises de position face au d茅fi climatique et interrogent sur la puissance r茅elle des 脡tats-Unis, dans un monde complexe o霉 cartes et atouts se redistribuent 脿 grande vitesse.

Nous serons rejoints par:

  • Bertrand Badie, Sciences Po Paris听
  • Annick Cizel, Universit茅 Sorbonne Nouvelle -Paris III
  • Philip Golub, Professeur 脿 The American University of Paris
  • Bernard Hourcade, G茅ographe sp茅cialiste de l'Iran,听CNRS
  • Pierre M茅landri, Historien,听Professeur 茅m茅rite 脿 Sciences Po听
  • Dominique Vidal, Journaliste et Historien
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脡ditions La D茅couverte and The American University of Paris are pleased to invite you to the launch of the latest edition of L鈥櫭﹖at du monde: 鈥淟鈥櫭﹖at du monde 2020, Fin du leadership am茅ricain?鈥澨鼸dited by Bertrand Badie and Dominique Vidal.

This one-off roundtable, moderated by Philip Golub, Professor and Co-Chair of the Department of International and Comparative Politics at The American University of Paris, brings together several of the book鈥檚 contributors to discuss the history of American hegemony from the 19th century to the present day. The panel aims to shed new light on the wide range of viewpoints relating to the topic. It will discuss the scope 鈥� and potential failures 鈥� of US hegemony across militaristic, political, diplomatic, commercial, economic, scientific and cultural spheres. It will then analyze diplomatic relations between Washington and other world powers 鈥� Beijing, Moscow, Brussels, Tel Aviv, Riyad and Tehran 鈥� as well as US influence on global climate policy, in order to outline the current state of US dominance in a complex world in which borders and resources are being redistributed at an alarming rate.

We will be joined by:

  • Bertrand Badie, Sciences Po Paris听
  • Annick Cizel, Universit茅 Sorbonne Nouvelle -Paris III
  • Philip Golub, Professor at The American University of Paris
  • Bernard Hourcade, Specialist in the Geography of Iran,听CNRS
  • Pierre M茅landri, Historian, former professor at Sciences Po听
  • Dominique Vidal, Journalist and historian
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A propos de cette 茅dition听

En 1945, les 脡tats-Unis paraissent imbattables. D茅tenteurs exclusifs de l鈥檃rme atomique jusqu鈥檈n 1949, ils semblent dominer totalement le monde. 脌 travers le plan Marshall puis la cr茅ation de l鈥橭rganisation du trait茅 de l鈥橝tlantique nord (OTAN), ils endossent le r么le de leader. Ils contr么lent le quart du commerce mondial et produisent la moiti茅 de ce qu鈥檌ls consomment.

Le contraste est grand avec la situation actuelle. Il est vrai qu鈥檈ntre-temps, les registres de puissance se sont diversifi茅s, les interventions militaires ont perdu de leur efficacit茅, et la mondialisation a d茅finitivement brouill茅 les pistes, nouant des relations d鈥檌nterd茅pendances in茅dites. On est ainsi pass茅, en quelque soixante-dix ans, d鈥檜n syst猫me quasi h茅g茅monique 脿 un syst猫me apolaire, fragment茅 par une importante dynamique nationaliste, notamment depuis l鈥櫭﹍ection de Donald Trump.

Bertrand Badie, professeur des universit茅s 脿 l鈥橧EP de Paris (Sciences Po), s鈥檈st impos茅 comme l鈥檜n des meilleurs experts en relations internationales. Il est l鈥檃uteur d鈥檜ne vingtaine d鈥檕uvrages qui font r茅f茅rence.

Dominique Vidal, journaliste et historien, auteur de nombreux ouvrages sur le Proche-Orient, est sp茅cialiste des questions internationales.

About this edition

In 1945, the United States appeared unbeatable. As the world鈥檚 only nuclear power (before 1949), the US seemed in a position of dominance. It quickly assumed the role of leader, first enacting the Marshall Plan and then establishing the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). At the time, the US controlled a quarter of global commerce and produced half of what it consumed.

The modern-day scenario is a stark contrast. It is true that, over the last seventy years, the balance of power has shifted: military interventions are less and less effective, and globalization has further complicated matters, creating unprecedented new interdependencies between states. The world has transitioned from a near-hegemonic system to a multipolar one, which is increasingly fragmented and has a significant undercurrent of nationalism, most notably seen in the election of Donald Trump.

Bertrand Badie is an Associate Professor at the Paris Institute of Political Studies (Sciences Po) and a foremost expert on international relations. He is the author of over twenty academic works.

Dominique Vidal is a journalist and historian, the author of a number of works on the Middle East and a specialist in international affairs.

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