Strategic Interaction in an Era of Complex and Deep Interdependence
Journal: Journal of East Asia Security
Year: 2014

The global system can be understood in terms of complex and deep interdependence created by rising levels of tightly coupled, complementary and functionally differentiated interdependencies among nations and firms. This leads to strengthening effects from the “shadow of an adaptive future,” as well as rising systemic turbulence, with each effect requiring greater cooperative management by states and firms. What is the structure of strategic interaction in such an environment? We treat this issue