Abstract
The post-1945 international rules-based order seems to be under relentless, existential pressure. Can it survive the fastest redistribution of global economics in world history? Here are ten of its most distinctive (and contested) attributes and five guidelines for the next U.S. president to help reinvigorate it.
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