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'''Multi-Polarity''' or the '''Multi-Polar World''', as understood by Infrared, refers to the system of global power and civilization emerging amidst the collapse of American hegemony.

'''Multi-Polarity''', the '''Multi-Polar World''' or '''Determinate Globality''' as understood by Infrared, refers to the system of global power and civilization emerging amidst the collapse of American hegemony.

While some take 'multi-polarity' to imply the coexistence of large powers, and therefore identifying the late 19th century as 'multipolar,' Infrared interprets multi-polarity to refer to a new particularization and regionalization of global hegemony.

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	'''Multi-Polarity''' or the '''Multi-Polar World''', as understood by Infrared, refers to the system of global power and civilization emerging amidst the collapse of American hegemony.		'''Multi-Polarity''', the '''Multi-Polar World''' or '''Determinate Globality''' as understood by Infrared, refers to the system of global power and civilization emerging amidst the collapse of American hegemony.

	While some take 'multi-polarity' to imply the coexistence of large powers, and therefore identifying the late 19th century as 'multipolar,' Infrared interprets multi-polarity to refer to a new particularization and regionalization of global hegemony.		While some take 'multi-polarity' to imply the coexistence of large powers, and therefore identifying the late 19th century as 'multipolar,' Infrared interprets multi-polarity to refer to a new particularization and regionalization of global hegemony.