Manufacturing World Order: the China Dream, Modern Silk Roads, and New Institutions Shaping a Made in

For decades, the West treated China as merely the world's factory, content with cheap goods while its own institutions crumbled under debt and internal inequality. But the "Made in China" label now applies to something far bigger than consumer products: it applies to the global order itself. Manufacturing World Order reveals that Beijing is no longer playing by Western rules-it is actively replacing them. From the digital arteries of the New Silk Roads to the boardrooms of alternative banks, a new operating system for the planet is being brought online, directly challenging the supremacy of the US dollar and the American Dream.Writing from the strategic vantage point of the Global South, Diemas Sukma Hawkins offers a stark, unvarnished look at this geopolitical collision. This isn't just a history of trade wars; it is a forecast of "competitive chaos," where the old pillars of the Bretton Woods system are dissolving and power is decentralizing. Whether we face catastrophic decoupling or a fragile new convergence, the world is changing faster than the headlines suggest. Read this book to understand not just what is coming next, but to see the new reality that has already arrived.

Pagina's: 286, Paperback, Independently published