It takes a road: An American response to the New Silk Road

Instead of snubbing the BRI the United States should consider ways to embrace those parts of it that correspond with its geopolitical rationale and ideological worldview while staying away from those BRI elements that undermine its strategic interest

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It takes a road: An American response to the New Silk Road

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