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Tectonic Plates

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by David Franco

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A podcast series on international relations and world order.

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Publishing Since

3/7/2025

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Episode thumbnail for Episode 5: Back to the Future

May 8, 2025

Episode 5: Back to the Future

<p>Episode 5, ‘Back to the Future’, addresses two fundamental questions: firstly, are we witnessing the coming of a New World Order? and secondly, are the US and China locked in or headed towards a New Cold War? </p><p>The international order is undoubtedly accelerating back to a kind of multipolarity which interpolates increasingly more elements of the Yalta world—of great powers and spheres of influence—and lesser elements of the Helsinki world—of cooperation and peaceful resolution of conflict, but where globalisation traits like powerful non-state actors and advances in cyber and artificial intelligence are a prominent feature. The question is, will the world slip back fully to a Yalta-style system? And if only in part, what other features will define this emerging order?</p>

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April 30, 2025

Episode 4: Trump's World Continued

<p>The fourth episode, Trump’s World Continued, is about the foreign policy strategies, beliefs, and power plays shaping the US Republican camp and the second Trump Administration. </p><p> As mentioned previously in this podcast, President Trump’s first mandate was formally guided - at least initially - by what he called ‘principled realism’, which emphasised a foreign policy driven by outcomes, not ideology, yet balanced by Western and Republican principles. By contrast, his second mandate appears to be void, at least for now and on the surface, of any attempt at wrapping his foreign policy with any grand theories. </p><p>Instead, President Trump invokes ‘America First’ as his only guiding principle, yet this only tells us so much, so this episode looks closer into the competing schools of thought within the Republican camp and within Trump’s second administration,and at the President himself, to try and explain the drivers behind his first 100 days in office and what may come next.</p>

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March 20, 2025

Episode 3: Trump's World

<p>President Trump has demonstrated time and again that he values unilateralism over multilateralism, coercion and threats over inducements and persuasion, economic warfare over militarism, and a strange mix of social media and now TV diplomacy over traditional diplomatic channels. </p><p><br></p><p>The question is: does all this amount to a carefully designed foreign policy? Is there such a thing as a Trump world view of sorts? This matters a great deal because, although US unipolarity is certainly over, in many respects Washington continues to lead the way and so just as the US was the main architect of the order that emerged from WWII, so too it will now be at the centre of whatever comes next.</p><p>To address these questions, this episode introducesthe topic and explores the main underpinnings of President Trump’s foreign policy during his first administration, while the next episode will explore the emerging traits of President Trump’s world vision during this second mandate.</p>

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What is Tectonic Plates?

A podcast series on international relations and world order.

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This podcast updates daily.

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