Cooperation and competition: The case for a Sino-American global condominium
This US-China framework could establish clear rules of engagement, spheres of influence and mechanisms for dispute resolution
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THE current international order faces unprecedented challenges that transcend national boundaries: climate change, technological disruption, economic inequality and emerging security threats.
As the world’s two largest economies and most influential powers – the US and China – find themselves at a crossroads, rather than continuing down a path of strategic competition that risks global instability, how about a bold alternative?
A Sino-American global condominium: a structured partnership for managing global affairs in the 21st century.
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