Post-Cold War Unipolarity — definition?
One dominant global power, mainly the U.S.
Unipolarity — definition?
Dominance by one global power.
9/11 Attacks — responsible organization?
Al-Qaeda, led by Osama bin Laden.
Hegemon — role?
Maintains global stability and order.
War on Terror — main strategy?
Military interventions, intelligence, and counterterrorism.
Post-Cold War era — start?
1991, collapse of Soviet Union.
Unipolar moment — meaning?
Brief period of US global influence.
Power Transition Theory — focus?
Stability depends on power distribution.
Multipolarity — contrast?
Multiple powers balancing each other.
US after Cold War — influence?
Military, economic, cultural dominance.
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1. What does post-Cold War unipolarity refer to in international relations?
2. What does the term 'unipolarity' primarily refer to in international relations?
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