German Multipolarity in the Twenty-First Century

Byrappa, Ramachandra (2025) German Multipolarity in the Twenty-First Century. MKI ELEMZÉSEK (15). pp. 3-16. ISSN 2063-9244

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Abstract

The world is far from being multipolar, but at the current rate of development and underdevelopment it could easily become so. Conversely, Germany has always had the potential to become a stable pole, but it could quickly fall into a non-polar position. Historically, its emergence as a unique power has been interrupted or curtailed at several points in its recent history by both internal and external forces. So far, it has shown a remarkable ability to regain its genius and return to its former power and vitality.

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