Unipolarity

Definition

Unipolarity refers to a global power structure where one country or entity holds significant dominance and influence over international affairs. After the Cold War, the United States emerged as the sole superpower, leading to a unipolar world.

Related terms

Globalization: Globalization is the process of increasing interconnectedness among countries through economic, cultural, political, and technological exchanges.

Multilateralism: Multilateralism refers to cooperation between multiple nations or entities on global issues such as trade agreements or environmental treaties.

Soft Power: Soft power refers to a nation's ability to influence others not through military force but through attraction and persuasion using cultural, economic, or diplomatic means.