- Introduction
- The current global world implies a new approach of the international arena, breaking with classical theories.
- Inequalities
- The main economic and social parameters indicate an unequal and instable world.
- Regionalism
- The nation-state territory is challenged by new kinds of integration, and particularly by fragile regional constructions.
- World Actors
- Nation-states are no more the only international actor. Many groups and 7 billions of individuals are now potential actors of our current international system.
- Globalization
- Globalization is a complex process which is challenging the main traditional aspects of the world order.
- Identities
- Identity has to be revisited and considered as a social and a political construct.
- Religions
- Religion is perceived as a major parameter of the present world order, but generally in an oversimplified way.
- Nation State
- Is traditional nation-state still working everywhere around the world?
- Power
- Is power still meaningful and efficient?
- War and Peace
- New international conflicts have a specific configuration and imply a new treatment.
- International System
- Polarization and multilateralism are the new features of the post 1945 international system. The first one is probably over; the second one is challenged.
- Conclusion
- Going ahead to a new regulation?
