The post-Soviet period when America had near-complete global control before financialization and manufacturing transfer to China.
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unipolar moment
The post-Soviet period when America had near-complete global control before financialization and manufacturing transfer to China.
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The post-Cold-War American hegemonic order: globalized, capitalist, individualistic, and structured by Pax Americana, science, and the U.S. dollar.
After the unipolar moment, Jiang says America shifted manufacturing to China, focused on finance, and thereby set up the 2008 Great Financial Crisis.
Fukuyama's end-of-history thesis named the liberal consumer democracy as the supposed apex of civilization, and Jiang treats that as the ideology of a unique American-led unipolar moment.
The current Iran war marks, for Jiang, the end of the unipolar moment created by American hegemony.
Jiang warns that expecting the Iran war to settle quickly and restore the old world is fantasy; the unipolar moment has ended and the choice is adaptation or death.
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"...has complete control over the world. Something that we call a unipolar moment. All right? And during the unipolar moment, what happens is that..."
"...apex of human civilization. And this creates what is called the unipolar moment. Where America is the global hegemon. And it creates a world..."
"...possible. Okay? So these are the three main pillars of the Unipolar moment. And again, in the beginning, which was maybe the early 90s,..."
"So you need to cause a national spiritual rejuvenation in your country. And if you are, in the gray, you might have issues, okay?..."
"...wake up and recognize that this is the end of the unipolar moment. We're moving towards a new world. And you can either choose..."
"...the place of the American empire. So we live in a unipolar moment. And the closest historical analogy to today is something called the..."
"...These are three different empires. And the reality is that this unipolar moment where America controls everything, it is unique in human history."
"...today. Okay? And his argument is this. His argument is this unipolar moment of American dominance, it's going to fade away because it's too..."
"...the same time, what's happening is, that because America has the unipolar moment, everyone wants to invest in America because they think America is..."
"...empire that controls science. And the third unique aspect of the Unipolar moment is, of course, the universality of the U.S. dollar. And it's..."
"...Iran is happening because we've come to the end of the unipolar moment. Because the American empire has become corrupt, self -indulgent, lazy, arrogant...."
"...Wall in 1991, we have been living in something called a unipolar moment, meaning there's only one hegemon, one superpower. And as such, the..."
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Fukuyama's end of history becomes, in this lecture, a temporary American spell: Pax Americana, science-priesthood, and dollar worship.
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