Анатолий Уткин - Единственная сверхдержава

В конечном счете, если Америка не найдет схему примирения пяти миллиардов мирового населения с фактом своей отсталости, бедности и бесперспективности, если тридцатикратное превосходство «золотого миллиарда» в доходах на душу населения над остальными пятью миллиардами не будет преодолено, если мир обездоленных не увидит перспективы прогресса, то мирной эволюции в XXI в. ожидать не приходится. Главенство гегемона будет шатким, а век очередной империи окажется коротким.

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