The article addresses the consequences of the September 11, 2001 attacks for the global order. The text suggests that the world could have taken a different path after these events, but that this did not happen.
According to the article, the world's great powers remained limited by a narrow vision of the concept of security and power. This limited approach prevented a broader response to the challenges posed by the attacks.
The text presents a critical reflection on how the decisions made after September 11th shaped international relations in the following decades, keeping countries trapped in an overly narrow interpretation of global security.
