World Order and Theoretical Foundations of its Definition

Abstract

The concept of "new world order", which has gained special relevance in political science since the collapse of the Soviet Union, is used to discuss the need for changes in the balance of power. As world historical events show, this paradigm develops in parallel with important global events and creates a big picture of world politics. However, the meaning of this term is tainted by conspiracy theory.

The purpose of the article is to discuss the historical narratives of the "New World Order". The article focuses on the order established in the 20th century, which divided the world into spheres of influence and significantly defined the "New World Order" established in the 21st century parallel to globalization.