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The host argues that the United States' post-1945 hegemony was such a singular concentration of power that the world should not assume any later hegemon can simply repeat it.
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Post 1945 order
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"struggle well it reminds me about what uh Kennan wrote in this policy planning staff uh memorandum in 1948 he was making the point..."
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"very unique circumstance in history the fact that we built a whole ideology around the idea that it would be permanent is just beyond..."
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Jiang opens by saying the American empire is no longer even pretending to run a liberal order.
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