Le multilatéralisme et la fin de l'Histoire - article ; n°3 ; vol.69, pg 575-585
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MultilateraLsm and the End of History by Philippe MOREAU DEFARGES Multilateralism can be defined as the extension of democracy to interstate relations It takes root in the Enlightenment era but emerges onto the poli tical arena with Wilson and Roosevelt promoting through the League of Nations global contract between States Since 1945 multilateralism is sprea ding thanks to multiplying interdependencies and the globalization of demo cratic ideas However it faces basic and standing challenge the building up of equal civilised relations between States At the international level there is not and there can not be world state creating and keeping equality So mul tilateralism can only constrain inequality by complex mechanisms Besides it is western product in quest of universalization which implies deep resha ping by those who want to be heard and recognized non-western countries non governmental organizations Behind these practical obstacles multila teral dream is looming permanent peace by trade democracy and interna tional organizations The end of history In the future multilateralism will be no more than useful tool helping to discipline States and probably unable to excise the heart of their power the sovereign use of force
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Source : Persée ; Ministère de la jeunesse, de l’éducation nationale et de la recherche, Direction de l’enseignement supérieur, Sous-direction des bibliothèques et de la documentation.