Jiang argues that a state cannot become a global leader unless it is willing to articulate a universal moral vision and take risks on behalf of that vision.
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Global Leadership
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"high moral ground unless you're willing to articulate a vision that unites all humanity unless you're willing to take risks actually you know basically..."
"...be less enthusiastic because of what they perceive to be poor global leadership. Biden, under Biden's watch, Ukraine blew up, but so did Gaza...."
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