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Jiang's distinction between what a state intends and what its corrupt or demoralized institutions can actually execute.
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cultural reality constraint
Jiang's distinction between what a state intends and what its corrupt or demoralized institutions can actually execute.
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"And it worked to the tremendous benefit of the Chinese elite as well as the Western economies. And then when President Xi came into..."
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"Meaning like the military does not have the political will to engage in a foreign conflict anywhere. So yes, I understand there's the intention..."
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