Jiang's post-globalization picture of trade organized by local hegemons rather than seamless worldwide exchange.
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regional trade blocs
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"can buy avocado from chile where you can buy vodka from russia any day any time um all of the year but that's not..."
"...Middle East, Africa, India, East Asia, would look at this trading bloc and think to themselves, wow, these guys, Russians, Iranians, and Chinese, they..."
"...Iran and China to work together to create a continental trade bloc that can then absorb Africa in the Middle East and Europe in..."
"...with Iran and China to create a Eurasian heartland, a trade bloc called BRICS, right? And so America would need to destabilize this alliance...."
"...in the South American country? Because they do have big Marxist blocs. Even if they have been switched over to the American side, there..."
"...Mostly the boomer class, who is the majority of the voting bloc in America, they attend these sort of major stadium -like"
"...So if these three nations are able to create a trade bloc with BRICS as a framework, then this could easily extend to Europe..."
"...Eurasia that could unify the Eurasian continent and create a trade bloc that is continental, which can negate Anglo -American sea power. This is..."
"...Ukraine, Then what Russia can do is then have a trade bloc agreement with Iran and China. And that would create this Eurasian heartland..."
"...the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. All together into one trading bloc. And then you don't need the seaways anymore. If that were to..."
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