Have individuals and states outgrown the current international systems? Is the international political system not meant for states to grow unlimited within it or...to grow outside of it?

What if 20th century norms and rules created by international community institutions (and by certain state and non-state actors) were and are limiting humans and states' evolution?

What is the current World Order? Are we already in a "New" World Order? Or are we living through a... World Disorder?

Are modern states and non-state actors, leaders and institutions creating new forms of "order" without sharing values and interest in *agreed* relation?

How comfortable are we with uncertainty and disorder?

Do humans aspire for or resist order? Do humans actually, crave for or are preconditioned to desire, disorder to be the norm?

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Recommended links:

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• A brief overview of Alexander Wendt's Constructivism


• E.H. Carr, Hans J. Morgenthau, and International Law


• The New World Disorder


• The risk of world disorder


• The New World Disorder


• China’s New World Order


• Decoding Putin and Xi's blueprint for a new world order 


• Redrawing the global order