New or Post-Atlanticism: European Security in the 21st Century
Journal: Institute of International Politics ; Economics ; University of Belgrade, Faculty of Security Studies eBooks
Year: 2021

Following the end of the Cold War in 1989-91, the Atlantic power system became the core of a unipolar pattern of world politics and at the same it radicalised. The Atlantic power system rebranded itself as the liberal world order with genuinely universal aspirations, claiming to be the only viable model of modernity. Liberal universalism undermined traditional patterns of sovereign internationalism and diplomacy. The New Atlanticism reinforced the link between democracy and security, norms and p