Geopolitics

A state of emergency has the virtue of revealing reality. The reality it reveals in France and the entire Europe is far from flattering. The crisis shows a lack of integration in each country and among them as a whole.

A geopolitical world without a center risks anomic dispersion and violent disorder.  Our previous US “star,” flawed as it was, is now fading.  A new negotiated balance needs to emerge, or chaos will ensue.

We are facing a severe crisis of the neoliberal thought model, today embodied in the institutionalized ways of dereliction of control within the geopolitical field. In this first article, we indicate three dimensions of what is uncontrolled: the dimension of conflict, the demographic dimension, and the leadership dimension.

In geopolitics we should not dismiss facts that could seem inconsequent but that carry a long sequel as much positive as negative

The Greek crisis leads directly to the larger questions of Germany’s role in Europe, and Europe’s role in a changing world.