POTENTIOMETRY T.3 - MODELING THE BALANCE OF POWER

Discover the third volume of the innovative potentiometric series, dedicated to the theoretical and practical issues of modeling, simulating, forecasting, and evaluating the international balance of power. This book is a valuable source of knowledge for students, researchers, and practitioners involved in geopolitics and the science of international relations. Immerse yourself in the analysis of material and non-material possibilities of influencing the international environment, which are available to actors on the international stage, mainly states.

• Theoretical foundations of modeling the balance of power
• Practical issues of simulation and forecasting
• Assessment of the international balance of power
• Analysis of material and non-material possibilities of influence
• Auxiliary discipline of geopolitics and international relations
• For students, researchers, and practitioners

Potentiometry, as an auxiliary discipline of geopolitics and the science of international relations, deals with various measures of material and non-material possibilities of influencing the international environment. This publication starts from the thesis of Raymond Aron, according to which the most important feature of each international system is the balance of power. The authors analyze how states use their resources and capabilities to influence global politics and shape international relations.

This book offers a comprehensive look at issues related to modeling the balance of power, taking into account both theoretical and practical aspects. The reader will find case studies, comparative studies, and forecasts regarding future changes in the international balance of power. This publication is essential for anyone who wants to understand the dynamics of modern international relations and the role of individual states in shaping the global order.

ASPRA Publishing House, known for its high-quality scientific publications, presents readers with another valuable volume in the potentiometric series. This book, with 198 pages, was published in a 243x172 mm format and bound in a softcover paperback. The year of publication, 2016, testifies to the relevance of the analyses and forecasts contained therein. This is a must-read for anyone interested in geopolitics and international relations.