Ali Wyne
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Biography
Publications
Ali Wyne is a senior analyst with Eurasia Group’s Global Macro practice. He is the author of America’s Great-Power Opportunity: Revitalising US Foreign Policy to Meet the Challenges of Strategic Competition, forthcoming from Polity in 2022.
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US-China: tiers of cohabitation
A new model of great power relations should begin with accepting the enduring need for coexistence.
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Weight on the scales
Middle powers might seek to balance the US and China, but inevitably their own actions change the equation.
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The real US–China competition: Competing theories of influence
Both can be coercive, but the US is in danger of surrendering what is arguably the more sustainable model of influence.
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Why a US–Russia team–up against China is unlikely
Trump has called Putin a “good competitor” and warned about China, but Moscow has reasons to keep Beijing on side.
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The danger of might without power
The US cannot only respond to Beijing’s growing economic heft by increasing its military capabilities.