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при Дж. Буше-младшем. В противном случае гегемонию США ждет

более быстрый закат по сравнению с «естественным». Естественная ге-

гемония может продолжиться при сочетании нескольких условий: со-

хранении лидирующей экономической и военной мощи США, высоком

уровне инноваций в собственной экономике, а также при обеспеченно-

сти лидера достаточными ресурсами. Кто утверждает о незыблемости

нынешней американской гегемонии, под лидерством подразумевает

только достигнутое в настоящее время превосходство США.

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