
The end of US empire is not the end of the world
As American hegemony unravels, the Global South must resist both nostalgia and passivity. Multipolarity won’t arrive on its own—it must be built through struggle.
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Thapelo Tselapedi is a lecturer in Political and International Studies at Rhodes University in South Africa.
As American hegemony unravels, the Global South must resist both nostalgia and passivity. Multipolarity won’t arrive on its own—it must be built through struggle.
Where does this leave the majority of largely poor, black and unskilled people affected by the competing interests of powerful groups?