Weliveinaworldwhichchanginginallrespects.Someaspectsoftheglobalorderareobviouslychanging.Someofthesechangesarenotyetcompleteastherehasnotyetbeenanyessentialchangeinqualityorquantity.First,theglobalorderischangingintermsofnumbers.Theglobalorderandstrategicconfigurationisaboutthedistributionofpowerandbigpowerrelationsinrelationtothatdistribution.Inthisregard,changeisconstant.Theproportionofdevelopedcountriesatthetophasbeensteadilydeclining,meanwhile,theproportionofdevelopingcountries,includingnewlyemergingeconomics,isrising.Tenyearsago,theeconomiesofthedevelopedcountries(namelytheU.S.,EuropeandJapan)accountedfor60-70％oftheworldtotal,butthefiguretodayislessthan60％.Theworldismovingtowardasituationinwhichthedevelopedanddevelopingcountrieseachholdabout50％oftheworldeconomy.
