Адам Смит в Пекине

Если при переориентации оживут и окрепнут китайские традиции внутреннеориентированного, основанного на рынке развития, накопления без изъятия, мобилизации человеческих, а не иных ресурсов и управления при массовом участии граждан в формировании политики, тогда велики шансы, что Китай сможет внести значительный вклад в создание содружества цивилизаций, где действительно будут уважаться культурные различия. Но если переориентация не удастся, Китай вполне может стать новым центром социального и политического хаоса, что облегчит Западу задачу возрождения своего, сейчас разрушающегося, глобального доминирования. Или, перефразируя Шумпетера, поможет человечеству сгинуть в кошмаре (или в триумфе) растущего насилия, которым сопровождалась ликвидация мирового порядка, сложившегося во время холодной войны.

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