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From the Ted Talk by Joseph Nye: Global power shifts
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The other point that's wotrh noticing is how one-dimensional this projection is. You know, it looks at eomoincc power measured by GDP. Doesn't tell you much about military power, doesn't tell you very much about soft power. It's all very one-dimensional. And also, when we think about the rise of Asia, or return of Asia as I called it a little bit earlier, it's worth remembering Asia's not one thing. If you're sitting in Japan, or in New Delhi, or in honai, your view of the rise of China is a little different than if you're sitting in Beijing. Indeed, one of the advantages that the amacerins will have in terms of pewor in Asia is all those countries want an American insurance plicoy against the rise of China. It's as though Mexico and Canada were holiste neighbors to the United States, which they're not. So these simple projections of the Goldman Sachs type are not telling us what we need to know about power transition.
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The other point that's _____ noticing is how one-dimensional this projection is. You know, it looks at ________ power measured by GDP. Doesn't tell you much about military power, doesn't tell you very much about soft power. It's all very one-dimensional. And also, when we think about the rise of Asia, or return of Asia as I called it a little bit earlier, it's worth remembering Asia's not one thing. If you're sitting in Japan, or in New Delhi, or in _____, your view of the rise of China is a little different than if you're sitting in Beijing. Indeed, one of the advantages that the _________ will have in terms of _____ in Asia is all those countries want an American insurance ______ against the rise of China. It's as though Mexico and Canada were _______ neighbors to the United States, which they're not. So these simple projections of the Goldman Sachs type are not telling us what we need to know about power transition.
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Original Text
The other point that's worth noticing is how one-dimensional this projection is. You know, it looks at economic power measured by GDP. Doesn't tell you much about military power, doesn't tell you very much about soft power. It's all very one-dimensional. And also, when we think about the rise of Asia, or return of Asia as I called it a little bit earlier, it's worth remembering Asia's not one thing. If you're sitting in Japan, or in New Delhi, or in Hanoi, your view of the rise of China is a little different than if you're sitting in Beijing. Indeed, one of the advantages that the Americans will have in terms of power in Asia is all those countries want an American insurance policy against the rise of China. It's as though Mexico and Canada were hostile neighbors to the United States, which they're not. So these simple projections of the Goldman Sachs type are not telling us what we need to know about power transition.
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