Superpower CorruptsAntagonistic Superpowers Corrupt Absolutely

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If power tends to corrupt, then imagine what superpower can do. Three superpowers, each imbalanced in its own way—toward state communism (China), private capitalism (United States), and national populism (Russia)—vie with each other for global supremacy, all with a substantial arsenal of nuclear weapons under the control of a single individual. Whether malevolent or mistaken, any one can provoke World War III. We shall, therefore, have to think outside the superpower box, for example, by favoring grounded communityship over centralized leadership, and global governance beyond antagonistic superpower.

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Mintzberg, H. (2024). Superpower CorruptsAntagonistic Superpowers Corrupt Absolutely. Journal of Management Inquiry, 33(4), 363–365. https://doi.org/10.1177/10564926241256601

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