Is Donald Trump’s America First agenda colliding with a world where US dominance is no longer guaranteed?
American economist Professor Jeffrey Sachs argues that the era of Western dominance began to fade decades ago as Asia emerged as a major centre of global economic and political power. In this lecture at Fudan University’s China Institute, Sachs explores the rise of Asia and the changing balance of power, followed by an in-depth discussion with Professor Zhang Weiwei.
The argument raises difficult questions for Trump’s foreign policy: can Washington maintain its global influence through pressure and confrontation, or is the world moving toward a multipolar order in which China, India and other emerging powers have a greater say?
Watch the full lecture and discussion for insights into the shifting world order, US-China competition, Asia’s growing influence and the future of American leadership.
Is Trump trying to preserve a fading era of US dominance—or can America adapt to a changing world? Share your views in the comments.
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