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The emergence of a new world order affects the structure, nature and texture of an international system conceived by and for the West. The author describes its roots, sets out the consequences for western monopolies and highlights the disparities of the emerging system.

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Since 1994, human security has become a value that redefines the actions of states & recognizes the primacy of individuals & their rights, as well as the necessity to collaborate with NGOs. To the question of whether strategic cultures of Western states are affected by this new rhetoric, this article's negative response is based on a typology of values (creation, connection, conversion). It shows that human security does not divide strategic Western discourse. Conversions are limited as states that integrate human security do not radically change their strategic culture, & the influence of human security on other Western states is more than moderate. These results complete the partial analyses regarding human security within the general context of Western culture. The method used integrates the sociology of values & strategic thinking. Adapted from the source document.