This chapter explores the potential for global conflict, specifically a limited-war scenario between the U.S. and China, with an emphasis on Taiwan's challenging political landscape. It examines the historical patterns of political centralization and fragmentation among empires, reflecting on current global dynamics and the sustainability of power among major nations. The discussion also contemplates the future implications of nationalism and populism in the context of globalization, particularly in relation to emerging governance structures.

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