Jeffrey Sachs & John Mearsheimer: Spheres of Security to Prevent World War III

How should the security needs of great powers be balanced with
the sovereignty of smaller nations on their border? The concept
of Spheres of Security limits the activity of other borders of
other great powers. Mexico has the freedom to engage in political
and economic cooperation with any state, yet Mexico does not have
the freedom to host Russian missiles or Chinese military bases.
This is common sense and must be applied to all great powers, yet
how feasible is such an agreement between the great powers?John
J. Mearsheimer is the R. Wendell Harrison Distinguished Service
Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago,
where he has taught since 1982. Jeffrey D. Sachs is a
world-renowned economics professor, bestselling author,
innovative educator, and global leader in sustainable
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