Is America ready to lose its primacy in the global arena？Kishore Mahbubani, author of The Great Convergence： Asia, the West. and the Logic of One World, posed two questionsto four U.S. politicians---two Republicans ...Is America ready to lose its primacy in the global arena？Kishore Mahbubani, author of The Great Convergence： Asia, the West. and the Logic of One World, posed two questionsto four U.S. politicians---two Republicans and two Democrats--who were part of a panel discussion that he chaired at the Davos World Economic Forum in 2012. The first question：展开更多
The annual G20 Summit will take place in Hangzhou in the midst of what is now a relatively long-term lackluster performance of the overall global economy. While the G20 garnered widespread praise in containing the 200...The annual G20 Summit will take place in Hangzhou in the midst of what is now a relatively long-term lackluster performance of the overall global economy. While the G20 garnered widespread praise in containing the 2008 global financial crisis, it now faces issues related much more to long-term economic governance than to crisis management The G20 faces questions about both its effectiveness and its ability to address multiple global economic challenges. With this in mind, the Hangzhou Summit comes at a time when China, now the world＇s largest economy in terms of purchasing power parity （PPP）, will likely seek a much more active role in shaping global economic governance.展开更多
文摘Is America ready to lose its primacy in the global arena？Kishore Mahbubani, author of The Great Convergence： Asia, the West. and the Logic of One World, posed two questionsto four U.S. politicians---two Republicans and two Democrats--who were part of a panel discussion that he chaired at the Davos World Economic Forum in 2012. The first question：
文摘The annual G20 Summit will take place in Hangzhou in the midst of what is now a relatively long-term lackluster performance of the overall global economy. While the G20 garnered widespread praise in containing the 2008 global financial crisis, it now faces issues related much more to long-term economic governance than to crisis management The G20 faces questions about both its effectiveness and its ability to address multiple global economic challenges. With this in mind, the Hangzhou Summit comes at a time when China, now the world＇s largest economy in terms of purchasing power parity （PPP）, will likely seek a much more active role in shaping global economic governance.
