Turning Points of World Transformation

<div><div>PART I: Non-state actors in state-centrist Westphalian system.- Chapter 1: Introduction: Transformation of the political organization of the world.- Chapter 2: NGOs in the Middle East.- Chapter 3: Smart City – A Global Project of Late Capitalism.- Chapter 4: “Failed" Arab States: Interaction of Non-State Actors and State Structures.-&nbsp;Chapter 5: The Origin, Present State, and Future оf Multipolarity from a Connectivity Perspective.-&nbsp;PART II: Trends in interstate relations in modern world politics.- Chapter 6: Significant Improvement in Relations between Russia and Japan, and Why There Was no Breakthrough.-&nbsp;Chapter 7: Theoretical Perspectives on BRICS: What Kind of an International Institution Is It?.- Chapter 8: Russia and the Arctic Council: towards a new cooperative agenda?.- Chapter 9: The UN And the Middle East Settlement – Mission: Impossible.- PART III: States in the Transforming Political Organization of the World.- Chapter 10: Biopolitical Challenges ofModern World Politics.- Chapter 11: The COVID-19 Health Scare and Its Impact on the US Politics and Society.- Chapter 12: Spatial development, Regional Policy, and Contemporary World Politics.- Chapter 13: Alternative für Deutschland and the Origins of the German Sonderweg.- Chapter 14: The Rise of Euroscepticism in Europe in Time of Crisis in World Politics.</div></div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div><br></div>