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SUMMARY:Global Power Shifts 
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DESCRIPTION:The international system is undergoing a power shift.  Prof. D
 oug Simon\, Drew University\, examines China's growing economic power and 
 Russia's attempts to regain geographic and political influence.  \n.\nhttp
 s://sclsnj.libnet.info/event/1386521
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>How will the United States react to this e
 merging environment? That is one of the most critical questions of our tim
 e. The exact nature of this power shift is not entirely clear\, but it wou
 ld appear that it has several components including China&rsquo\;s challeng
 e to American global economic and military power\, the growing importance 
 of Eurasia\, and Russia&rsquo\;s aggressive attempts to regain as much of 
 the geographic and political influence it lost when the Soviet Union colla
 psed. &nbsp\;Woven into this power shift is the specter of a new arms race
 \, not merely conventional and nuclear weapons\, but cyber weapons as well
 .&nbsp\; Speaker: Prof. Douglas Simon. Prof. Emeritus Drew University. Pol
 itical Science &amp\; International Relationships Dept.</p>\nhttps://sclsn
 j.libnet.info/event/1386521
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