The book then takes on a geo-economic and geopolitical sweep. Guided by the phrase coined by Edward Luttwak that geo-economics is the logic of conflict in the grammar of commerce, it examines economic and policy issues surrounding China’s trade relations in the world, especially vis-à-vis the US, and the Belt and Road Initiative.
Red Flags: Why Xi’s China is in Jeopardy
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takes on>>> assumes, changes to, becomes The prefix geo tells us that something relates to the earth, eg geo graphy, geo logy. geo-economic and geopolitical >>> relating to world-wide economics and politics sweep >>> scope The boo k (ie the writer) then changes to a broader scope that discusses China's place in world-wide economics and politics. Clive
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takes on>>>assumes, changes to, becomes
The prefix geo tells us that something relates to the earth, eg geography, geology.
geo-economic and geopolitical>>> relating to world-wide economics and politics
sweep >>> scope
The book (ie the writer) then changes to a broader scope that discu