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, London, , Beijing, , DC brunomacaes@flint-global.com. Author of The Dawn of Eurasia

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    Dec 5

    First time I have one if these beauties in my hand. Out in bookstores tomorrow

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    For anyone interested in China’s rise, a must read.

    My prediction of what a Chinese world order will look like. We will check back how much I got right in thirty years or so
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    37 minutes ago

    tnx for the interview in our end-of-year-magazine with

    Et voilà! Hij is er weer Met de ideeën en visies van oa …
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  4. 30 minutes ago

    Seems accurate to say that Macron’s election was more destabilizing for France than Trump’s for America. I predicted that two years ago, but it was not a popular opinion back then

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    Dec 2

    As some of us warned, Macron may be doing permanent damage to liberalism in Europe

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    18 hours ago

    What you need to know to understand Belt and Road

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    6 hours ago

    What an eloquently written piece on the emerging -led global order and the future of the Belt & Road Initiative! I've just bought Macaes' book Belt and Road at where you have BELT&ROAD25 promo (25%)

    A Preview of Your Chinese Future by
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    8 hours ago

    Thought provoking piece.

    My prediction of what a Chinese world order will look like. We will check back how much I got right in thirty years or so
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  9. 9 hours ago

    My interview with in the Netherlands

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    11 hours ago

    Interesting perspective. In my supply chain terms: his vision sees a multipolar network, with ambiguous rules and limited transparency. This would - counterintuitive of the common view of a Chinese world order - lead to much more decentralized coordination of supply chains.

    My prediction of what a Chinese world order will look like. We will check back how much I got right in thirty years or so
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    17 hours ago

    Very interesting read, stimulates a discussion on how China could transform the global strategic landscape over the next few decades. If the last 3 decades of infrastructure development within China can be replicated in Asia and Africa, this might come to pass.

    My prediction of what a Chinese world order will look like. We will check back how much I got right in thirty years or so
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    17 hours ago

    . fellow previews his new book on how will transform the international order in the decades ahead, a trend that has profound implications for in particular. Read an excerpt here: via

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    17 hours ago

    Good alternative to both dystopian and simplistic projections of what a Chinese rise looks like. Globe becomes more complex and has a lot more parts interacting in the global network, but it does not become homogeneous.

    My prediction of what a Chinese world order will look like. We will check back how much I got right in thirty years or so
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    Dec 7

    My prediction of what a Chinese world order will look like. We will check back how much I got right in thirty years or so

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  15. 17 hours ago

    Just finished the new introduction to the Indian edition of Belt and Road. Out in three months. How India should respond to China’s masterplan

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  16. 18 hours ago

    If people stopped saying Belt and Road Initiative and just said Belt and Road they would understand much better what it is

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    21 hours ago

    Interesting take on and from - must read

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  18. 21 hours ago

    Spy thriller echoes in Huawei power struggle

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    23 hours ago

    must read by : "A Preview of Your Chinese Future. China’s vision of world order is a more radical departure—and more realistic alternative—than the West understands." you'l be interested !

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    Dec 7

    The kind of transformation to world order China envisions would change everything.

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