Weltpolitikn.
/ˈvɛltpɒliˌtiːk/ International politics; world affairs from a political standpoint; a particular country's policy towards the world at large.
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public policec1450
state police1779
world-policy1848
world politics1857
geopolitics1901
Weltpolitik1903
biopolitics1927
psychopolitics1942
micropolitics1951
agro-politics1960
eco-politics1970
identity politics1973
gender politics1977
1903 J. Bailey Diary 19 Feb. (1935) 90 Lord George Hamilton said..that the one thing needed to make the U.S.A. friends with us was their going into Welt Politik.
1905 D. M. Wallace Russia II. xxxviii. 428 Never, perhaps, has the construction of a single line [sc. the Trans-Siberian Railway] produced such deep and lasting changes in the sphere of Weltpolitik.
1941 Notes & Queries 26 July 43/2 The ineffectiveness of the Kruger telegram opened German eyes to the need of a fleet if Germany was to play a successful, or even a real, part in Weltpolitik.
1979 G. St. Aubyn Edward VII vii. 363 The Triple Entente was a direct reaction to Germany's Weltpolitik.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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