Americanization and globalization have basically been the same thing for the last several generations. But the US's view of the world -- and the world's view of the US -- is changing. In a fast-paced tour of the current state of international politics, Ian Bremmer discusses the challenges of a world where no single country or alliance can meet the challenges of global leadership and asks if the US is ready to lead by example, not by force.

Ian Bremmer: How the US should use its superpower status

How the US should use its superpower status

Global leadership is in flux; no single country or alliance can currently meet challenges, marking a shift from US dominance.

Asia presents a contrast with stable leadership poised for long-term economic growth, unlike the volatile Middle East and Europe.

Leading by example, not force, is the US's path forward in a G-Zero world, requiring a reevaluation of global influence and power.

*Superpower: Three Choices for America's Role in the World*

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