Professor at @MasonPolicy, international political economy. Author of Network Origins of the Global Economy: East vs. West in a Complex Systems Perspective
The US and China do not need another dialogue. They need a circuit breaker to prevent lawful commercial disputes from hardening into tests of national resolve.
Strategic rivalry changes what trade governance must do.
My essay in The Diplomat, ahead of next week’s Trump-Xi summit in Beijing: https://t.co/HooBbWh2DI #USChina #TradePolicy
Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs drop tomorrow. Will Xi Jinping flinch? Not likely. My new @Survival commentary reveals how an ideologically fortified China—backed by global allies and a population ready to endure pain—could outlast America’s consumer-driven economy. #TrumpsTradeWar #USChina #LiberationDayTarrifPlan #China
China and America: How Xi Jinping Has Changed the Game: Survival: Vol 67, No 2 - Get Access https://t.co/6hu9aGNK6F
My latest article, "Civilisational Conflict," explores how China’s self-identification as a 'civilisational-state' poses a unique strategic challenge that goes beyond political and economic dimensions to include the cultural and ideological aspects that shape national identities.https://t.co/qtVevqLLdR
@barabasi@jkbren@ruydg Networks Culture History @hiltonroot, political economist @ScharSchool: Disruptive Innovation in the Economic Organization of China and the West https://t.co/UzneC3xeNr; https://t.co/IvypB7lQZJ; Networks Origins of the Global Economy @CambridgeUP; Network Assemblage @CambUP_Econ
We will learn how much China values its ties with the U.S. in the weeks ahead, and should not jump to the conclusion that an axis of autocracy is forming to counter the West.
.@JoHenrich has devised a teasing term to describe societies where rules and values have come together with benign results: WEIRD. That means Western, educated, industrialised, rich and democratic https://t.co/evhmrZ3qLF
Remembering #CaroleBrookins, an outstanding contributor to the Bush W. team @USTreasury. Her wry humor, probing intellect, affable manner and fashionable elegance will be missed. https://t.co/bqA0q0DaTS, https://t.co/xy0TeEaU4R
@JonHaidt Being paralyzed by hyper-partisanship is not why America failed to prepare for COVID. Widespread asystemic thinking, an inability to think about complex systems and their dynamics is costing many lives, and it is found among all parties. #NetworkOrigins https://t.co/OK3RMYRpBx
Being paralyzed by hyper-partisanship is not why America failed to prepare for COVID. Widespread asystemic thinking, an inability to think about complex systems and their dynamics is costing many lives, and it is found among all parties. #NetworkOrigins https://t.co/OK3RMZ9107
My former boss, Paul O'Neill, was a visionary concerned with many of the big financial issues we are just confronting now. Consolations to his loved ones. #PaulONeill https://t.co/FEe91FAOi9
Should the US support Korean reunification? “Although the United States fought the war in Vietnam to constrain Chinese influence in Asia, Vietnamese reunification produced one of the most stable regimes in the region and contained the spread of Chinese influence.” ALLIANCE CURSE