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Middle powers need real institutions to resist superpower gravity

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CLAIM 게시자: will Feb 19, 2026
Focusing on the Carney Doctrine may divert resources from more pressing domestic issues that middle powers face.

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The Carney Doctrine risks becoming just another theoretical framework without tangible actions and commitments from middle powers.

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Middle powers need robust institutions to collaborate effectively and counterbalance the influence of superpowers in global governance.

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The effectiveness of the Carney Doctrine largely depends on the willingness of middle powers to unite, which is often lacking.

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Strengthening global institutions as proposed by the Carney Doctrine is essential for maintaining a multipolar world order.

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