The Influence of American Unipolarity on Global Stability and Ideology

During its unipolar phase, the United States aimed to shape the world with both cautiousness and overreach. This period of unipolarity led to global stability, marked by the absence of major geopolitical conflicts, arms races, and great power wars. Simultaneously, American ideas became global norms, advocating for globalization, liberalism, and democratization. The promotion of open markets, societies, and political systems, alongside technological advancements, facilitated global connectivity. This era witnessed a shift towards prioritizing economics over politics, with the belief that economic policies were inevitable and crucial for attracting investments, enhancing efficiency, and promoting growth.