Shifting Winds: Bangladesh in an Age of Fragmented Interdependence
The US and China can keep restricting each other's technologies while making hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of transactions. India can belong to the Quad alliance while purchasing Russian oil. The Gulf monarchies can be closer to Washington on security and to Beijing on business. It is possible to go on, but the examples above prove one thing – such a logic is typical for the age of winds changing direction. Washington and Beijing remain the most important system-level competitors, but their competition does not provide a map of the future order.
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