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The thesis aims to explore how the emerging multipolarity will differ from historical systems and the role of US hegemony in shaping this future.

June 20, 2026Open Access

Will the unipolarity survive?

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The thesis aims to explore how the emerging multipolarity will differ from historical systems and the role of US hegemony in shaping this future.
Examines the historical context from World War II to the current unipolar moment.
Utilizes Ibn Khaldun's concept of 'assabiya' to analyze US influence.
Discusses the formation of alliances and dependencies among nations in the global order.
The upcoming multipolarity will have a different character compared to historical multipolarity.
US hegemony will remain strong and actively deter the rise of China.
Countries will continue to align with the US, solidifying its dominant position.

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Thesis demonstrates potential characteristics of future multipolarity, suggesting US hegemony will persist and influence global power balance.

Sayeed Muhammed Murtaza Chowdhury (2021) studied this question.

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Thesis demonstrates potential characteristics of future multipolarity, suggesting US hegemony will persist and influence global power balance.