multipolarities
/ˌmʌltiˌpoʊˈlærəˌtiz/
noun
- The existence of multiple centers of power or influence, especially in international politics.
- The rise of China and India has led to new multipolarities in global trade.
- The multipolarities of the modern world make diplomacy more complex than during the bipolar Cold War.
- Historians study the multipolarities of the Cold War era to understand shifting alliances.