The Routledge Handbook of Global Reordering and Connectivity brings together leading scholars from a variety of disciplinary and regional backgrounds to discuss the state of the art and new research avenues on global order and connectivity.
As trends of contestation, fragmentation, polarization, and politicization challenge and possibly counteract the underpinnings of global order through established connectivities, such as decoupling, recoupling and some continued resilience of established links, this book illuminates the theoretical and empirical links between connectivity and global reordering to make sense of a world in deep geopolitical flux.
This handbook will be essential reading and reference for scholars, students, researchers and practitioners interested in global order studies, global governance, regional integration, international law, world history, international relations, geopolitics and more broadly, to the wider social sciences.
