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Jiang's term for Britain's decentralized competitive order, where many local groups interact without one population center overwhelming the rest.
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open competitive cooperation
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Britain's lack of major rivers and centralized population centers produced open competitive cooperation rather than a single overwhelming core.
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"Okay, so the question we are looking at today is, how did England become the greatest empire in human history? This is about the..."
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"...Britain, was engaged in a process of what we call open competitive cooperation. Not only that, Britain was engaged in a process of open..."
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Britain becomes empire not because it begins powerful, but because it begins divided, poor, exposed, and forced to change.
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