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Dimensions of Global Dominance
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This diagram depicts the basic dimensions
we have to analyze, if we want to assess which country or region will
become the dominating power in the 21st century. Please note that there
are three types of dimensions (see corresponding colors in the diagram): |
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Inputs
(light green boxes).
These are resources and conditions that governments and countries can
"use" to prosper and dominate. A sufficiently large, well educated and
healthy population, rich natural resources, and advantageous
geographical conditions are examples. Analytically we distinguish the
three input-dimensions: "Human Development", "Natural Resources" and
the natural "Environment". |
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Actions
(light red boxes).
These are fundamental human activities in a society which are necessary
for a country or region to prosper and dominate. The most important
group of activities is everything that makes the "Economy" strong. The
second group of activities is what Talcot Parsons has called "Goal
Attainment", which are activities that are necessary for efficient and
strong (political and economic) leadership. The third fundamental human activity is
scientific research, which generates the technical innovations that are
a basis of economic growth and political strength. |
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Structures & Capacities
(light yellow boxes).
The third type of analytical dimensions encompasses those social
structures, organizations, and facilities which are necessary to project
power ("Military"), efficiently run the economy ("Infrastructure"),
avoid costly social conflicts ("Institutions & Law") and integrate and
motivate the population towards higher goals ("Culture & Values"). |
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Click on the diagram to see an example of
the corresponding documents!
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CHINA - EUROPE - USA: Who will win the global race. Vienna, Austria (Web Site, Revision Beta 0.3) |
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