The solution in these cases does not lie in abandoning the concept of state and sovereignty to be absorbed within one of the globalizing forms of a supranational community, but in achieving within the state an acknowledgment and complex integration of multiculturality. It is necessary to articulate diversity instead of imposing homogeneity that will always be felt as a straightjacket. The new international order cannot be built by a single nation, a single culture or a single ideology but by the interaction of the different points of view that make up humanity. From this point of view, to build a new international order for the XXI century does not mean to resolve a mathematical equation nor to scientifically build a model and apply it in a general manner to all the countries of the world in the vain attempt to create a universal international society. Reality sweeps away all abstractions with the wealth of its multiple points of view.
Reality is always dynamic, effervescent.
It is always undergoing permanent transformation thanks to the freedom that is the defining element of the human being. Therefore, politics, whether domestic or international, is an art not a science, and a domestic or international order has to be the result of a complex interaction between different and even opposed elements, just like a work of art. To compose this work of art which will be the new international order implies not the destruction of what is different or opposite but to articulate it within what is general. It implies to combine unity with diversity, freedom with order. To say it in Nietzschean terms, we have to combine the Apollonian with the Dionysian.