The article considers possible scenarios for overcoming geoeconomic fragmentation in the context of systemic shifts taking place in the global economy and, above all, shifts in the international monetary and financial system. One of the possible scenarios is the creation by globalist capital of its own macro-region, which in fact will have to turn into a stronghold of the next edition of the unipolar world. Its core will be the Anglo-Saxon AUKUS, which will probably form a single whole with the so-called “Anglosphere”. Another possible scenario is the scenario of the formation of a fundamentally new structure of the world order, the prototype of which may be the BRICS structure. Within its framework, the unipolar world could be replaced by a system of macro-regions, each of them will have its own leader state. This scenario implies the de-dollarization of international payments and the possible creation of a common currency for the BRICS countries.

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Geoeconomic Fragmentation and Continuity for Overcoming

  • Lidia Minchenkova,
  • Alexandra Minchenkova,
  • Claudio Ruff Escobar,
  • Elena V. Zenkina,
  • Sergei I. Belenchuk

摘要

The article considers possible scenarios for overcoming geoeconomic fragmentation in the context of systemic shifts taking place in the global economy and, above all, shifts in the international monetary and financial system. One of the possible scenarios is the creation by globalist capital of its own macro-region, which in fact will have to turn into a stronghold of the next edition of the unipolar world. Its core will be the Anglo-Saxon AUKUS, which will probably form a single whole with the so-called “Anglosphere”. Another possible scenario is the scenario of the formation of a fundamentally new structure of the world order, the prototype of which may be the BRICS structure. Within its framework, the unipolar world could be replaced by a system of macro-regions, each of them will have its own leader state. This scenario implies the de-dollarization of international payments and the possible creation of a common currency for the BRICS countries.