As the inequality of power between the West and the rest diminishes, the most likely scenario for world politics is de-centered globalism, in which there will be no superpowers. But what does a world with no superpowers mean for regional coexistence and international cooperation?

Barry Buzan is Montague Burton Professor of International Relations at LSE and senior fellow at LSE IDEAS.

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