Geopolitical macro-areas represent the intermediate unit of analysis of the CSR method and the level through which the configuration of the international system is observed.
Through regional dossiers, it is possible to analyze how global tensions are distributed, transmitted, and absorbed across different regional systems.
Each macro-area is assessed through the Multi-System Tension (MST) framework, which measures the level of structural pressure, adaptive capacity, and systemic role within the global cycle.
The dossiers do not describe isolated events, but structural configurations: regional systems that generate, amplify, transmit, or contain pressure.
Geopolital Macro-areas selection
elect a macro-area to access the relevant analytical dossier.
Middle East
High systemic pressure, regional convergence dynamics, and multi-domain instability.
Eastern Europe
Critical convergence node between strategic security and bloc competition.
South Asia
Area of nuclear vulnerability and highly sensitive systemic instability.
Africa
Polycentric instability and indirect pressure on the global system.
Latin America
Non-convergent peripheral pressure and economic-financial vulnerabilities.
Indo-Pacific
Central arena of global strategic competition.
Arctic
Emerging area of structural competition and latent strategic reserve.
European Union
System under compensated pressure with a regional stabilization function.
United States
Global systemic pivot with high adaptive capacity.
Analysis context
The analysis of macro-areas is part of a broader systemic framework.
Global System Assessment (GSA)
Global systemic assessment of the current cycle.
Global System Dashboard
Public summary of the system configuration.
Architecture of the CSR Method
Methodological foundations of the MST framework.