Power Shifts is a theoretical construct in international relations that denotes a change in the relative distribution of power among states within a global or regional system, distinguishing it from other systemic dynamics by its focus on the redistribution of capabilities and influence that alters the hierarchy of state power.
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The Emerging Structure of International Politics
Kenneth N. Waltz · International Security · 1993 · 1.2K citations · Full text
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