Sino-American rivalry seems speeding fast towards a point of no-return. In the previous years the debate on the growing tension between United States and... Read More
The ChinaMed Business Program (CMBP) offers a unique and intensive set of crash courses designed to equip a high-power group of prospective managers and... Read More
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The TOAfrica Summer School offers Master’s students and professionals an introductory framework to the African continent with particular attention to the Sub-Saharan regions, that in recent years... Read More
“Pur restando rivali strategici, Trump e Xi mostrano una sorprendente convergenza su alcuni elementi fondamentali: scetticismo verso l’universalismo liberale (e verso le sue infrastrutture), centralità dello Stato e personalizzazione del potere.
Le differenze strutturali tra Stati Uniti e Cina rimangono enormi ma il linguaggio strategico dei due sistemi appare oggi più compatibile rispetto all’epoca di Bush, Obama o Biden, e potrebbe aprire alla possibilità non di una riconciliazione, ma a una sorta di competizione gestita tra le due principali potenze globali.”
