Non-Alignment in the Post-Cold War Era: Strategic and Normative Relevance in a Transformed Global Order Introduction The doctrine of Non-Alignment emerged in the mid-20th century as a normative and strategic posture adopted primarily by newly independent states seeking to preserve autonomy amidst the bipolar antagonisms of the Cold War. It was conceived not merely as … Continue reading To what extent does the doctrine of Non-Alignment retain its strategic and normative relevance within the transformed geopolitical and economic configurations of the post-Cold War international system?