Instead, the twenty-first century marks the beginning of the age of Asian-centered geopolitics. That is no longer true in the twenty-first century. For more than four centuries, what happened in Europe affected most of the rest of the world, economically, technologically, culturally, and politically. It lasted, roughly, from the Hapsburg emperor Charles V’s bid for global supremacy in the sixteenth century to the fall of the Soviet empire at the end of the twentieth century.
The age of European-centered geopolitics is over. strategic focus, policies, and resources.
A frequent American Diplomacy contributor, drawing on classical as well as contemporary historical analysis, finds that the twenty-first century marks a tectonic shift from four centuries of European-centered geopolitics to a new age of Asian-centered geopolitics.
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