Ruslands krig i Ukraine – en verdensorden i transformation?
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7146/politica.v55i1.135823Keywords:
den liberale internationale orden, regel-baserede orden, Zeitenwende, multiordensverden, transformationAbstract
Artiklen skitserer processer for ordenstransformation i lyset af Ruslands krig i Ukraine. Den argumenterer for, at transformation finder sted på tre niveauer af orden, konceptualiseret som det globale ordensniveau, det internationale ordensniveau og det nationale ordensniveau. Artiklen viser, at transformation i øjeblikket finder sted på alle tre niveauer: i det idémæssige grundlag for den globale regelbaserede orden; i antallet af ordensenheder på det internationale ordensniveau, hvor den russiskledede eurasiske orden og den kinesiskledede bælte-og-vej-orden i øjeblikket tager form; og på det nationale ordensniveau gennem fremkomsten af højrepopulisme. Artiklen demonstrerer vigtigheden af at være opmærksom på alle tre niveauer, og at Putins ambition om en levedygtig eurasisk orden sandsynligvis ikke vil blive opfyldt, men at dette ikke nødvendigvis giver anledning til optimisme om den kommende verdensorden.
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