Westfailure
Название гипотезы согласно которой - "применение принципов "Вестфальской системы международных отношений", привели к современному кризисному состоянию международной финансовой системы и экологии".
Translator's comment
Commonly used in International Politics, the Westphalian system refers to the system of state sovereignty that emerged out of treaties signed during the 1648 Peace of Westphalia.
Strange describes the Westphalian system as one that perpetuates non-intervention, the universal recognition of state sovereignty, and the "legitimate use of violence within a given territory." Put simply, the Westphalian system promotes a system where each individual state has the inalienable authority to govern their own internal affairs (laws, market, resources, etc.) without interference from other states or non-governmental actors. The principal aim of Strange's article is to highlight how this system of international governance is failing and does not "satisfy the long-term conditions of sustainability."