The Future of the International System
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As the world enters the twenty-first century, one of the greatest uncertainties facing both scholars and practitioners of international relations is the future of the international system. As the cold war was coming to an end, many commentators began to speak of the emergence of a 'New World Order.' While it was unclear precisely what that phrase meant--indeed, it undoubtedly meant many different things to different people--the concept of the New World Order expressed a hope that the international system was becoming more peaceful and just. In such a new system, many assumed international legal rules would be strengthened and multilateral organizations would play a significant role in managing international conflict. But as the tragedies of Somalia, Rwanda, and the Balkans played themselves out, the expectations for a better international system seemed premature. International legal rules seemed impotent and international organizations seemed incapable.- Anthony Clark Arend, Legal Rules and International Society, NY: Oxford US, 1999, p. 3. I find Anthony Clark Arend's words to be a challenge rather than a prediction. I am convinced that the challenges now facing the international community present unique opportunities to build bridges and develop mutually beneficial solutions. My deep interest and commitment to the study of international law and a future career with a multinational company will be the path I take to build bridges that connect to a more just inter
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