Middle East Geopolitics and the Rise of Multipolarity
ISBN
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9783032067166
Springer
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2026
205 pages
Paperback
26103
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This book explores the shifts in global power from a single dominant superpower to a world with many influential players. Focusing on China’s growing influence through its Belt and Road Initiative, it analyzes the increasing significance of the Middle East as a vital link between the Global North and South.
Description
The book further highlights the impact of ‘middle powers’, which are countries that are not superpowers, but still have a significant influence on global decisions. As technology and non-state actors reshape international politics, these nations are helping to determine the future. Amid growing divisions between global alliances such as NATO and BRICS and a decline in U.S.-China trade, the world is entering a new era.
Offering valuable insights into these changes, this book will appeal to students, researchers and policymakers seeking to understand today’s complex global landscape.
Praise and Reviews
This book explores the shifts in global power from a single dominant superpower to a world with many influential players. Focusing on China’s growing influence through its Belt and Road Initiative, it analyzes the increasing significance of the Middle East as a vital link between the Global North and South.
The book further highlights the impact of 'middle powers', which are countries that are not superpowers, but still have a significant influence on global decisions. As technology and non-state actors reshape international politics, these nations are helping to determine the future. Amid growing divisions between global alliances such as NATO and BRICS and a decline in U.S.-China trade, the world is entering a new era.
Offering valuable insights into these changes, this book will appeal to students, researchers and policymakers seeking to understand today's complex global landscape.
About the Author
Bahrooz Jaafar, from Iraq’s Kurdistan Region, holds a Ph.D. in International Relations from Cyprus International University. He is the Founder and Head of the Mediterranean Institute for Regional Studies, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq. With over 18 years of expertise in energy geopolitics and Middle Eastern affairs, he has published widely in international journals and think tanks. His recent works include a book with Emerald Publishing. Jafaar is a recognized voice on energy security and regional dynamics, and holds a pedagogical certificate from Charmo University, Iraq, endorsed by the Kurdistan Regional Government.
Middle East Geopolitics and the Rise of Multipolarity
By : Bahrooz Jafaar
This book explores the shifts in global power from a single dominant superpower to a world with many influential players. Focusing on China’s growing influence through its Belt and Road Initiative, it analyzes the increasing significance of the Middle East as a vital link between the Global North and South.
Description
The book further highlights the impact of 'middle powers', which are countries that are not superpowers, but still have a significant influence on global decisions. As technology and non-state actors reshape international politics, these nations are helping to determine the future. Amid growing divisions between global alliances such as NATO and BRICS and a decline in U.S.-China trade, the world is entering a new era.
Offering valuable insights into these changes, this book will appeal to students, researchers and policymakers seeking to understand today's complex global landscape.
Praise and Reviews
This book explores the shifts in global power from a single dominant superpower to a world with many influential players. Focusing on China’s growing influence through its Belt and Road Initiative, it analyzes the increasing significance of the Middle East as a vital link between the Global North and South.
The book further highlights the impact of 'middle powers', which are countries that are not superpowers, but still have a significant influence on global decisions. As technology and non-state actors reshape international politics, these nations are helping to determine the future. Amid growing divisions between global alliances such as NATO and BRICS and a decline in U.S.-China trade, the world is entering a new era.
Offering valuable insights into these changes, this book will appeal to students, researchers and policymakers seeking to understand today's complex global landscape.
About the Author
Bahrooz Jaafar, from Iraq’s Kurdistan Region, holds a Ph.D. in International Relations from Cyprus International University. He is the Founder and Head of the Mediterranean Institute for Regional Studies, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq. With over 18 years of expertise in energy geopolitics and Middle Eastern affairs, he has published widely in international journals and think tanks. His recent works include a book with Emerald Publishing. Jafaar is a recognized voice on energy security and regional dynamics, and holds a pedagogical certificate from Charmo University, Iraq, endorsed by the Kurdistan Regional Government.