Kishore Mahbubani: How the West can adapt to a rising Asia
馬凱碩: 西方如何適應崛起的亞洲
Through his books, diplomatic work and research, Kishore Mahbubani reenvisions global power dynamics through the lens of rising Asian economies. Full bio
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when China and India
the West chose to go to sleep?
to the failure of the West
that's obviously been created
所創造的新世界環境。
I feel anguished by this,
is to try to help the West.
actually woke up the rest of the world.
世界的其他地方。
were always those of China and India.
始終是中國和印度的經濟體。
that Europe took off,
a major historical aberration.
is that it was Western civilization
to successfully modernize,
to colonize and dominate the world.
of Western wisdom
西方智慧的恩賜。
personally benefited
of humanity then,
when I went to school
was that of Western education.
是接受西方教育。
traveled this journey
to a comfortable middle-class existence,
到舒適的中產階級的旅程後,
about the impact of Western wisdom
與世界分享智慧的影響。
wisdom with the world.
that the West shared
invented by the West.
and civilizations.
embedded it is in Indian civilization.
that carried the art of reasoning
推向了更高的層次。
提升推理的藝術,
many major practical problems.
this art of applied reasoning
分享這種應用推理的藝術,
revolutions transformed Asia.
如何改變了亞洲。
why so many Asian economies,
of China and Vietnam,
in economic development,
absorbed and are implementing
from personal experience.
you see all throughout Asia today.
在亞洲各地看到的創業高峰。
of the third revolution:
with the rest of the world,
of the West should have been
and adapt to this new world."
和適應這個新世界。」
with two major events.
was the end of the Cold War.
was a great victory.
是一次偉大的勝利。
without firing a shot.
擊敗了強大的蘇聯。
a great victory like this,
in a very famous essay
a very sophisticated message,
heard from this essay
that has to change and adapt.
危險的鴉片製劑一樣,
of brain damage to the West
when China and India were waking up
a lot of shock and grief.
9/11 引起許多震驚和悲痛。
the shock and grief
when 9/11 happened.
decided to invade Afghanistan
the significance of another event
called creative destruction.
about new competitive policies,
of the bottom 50 percent --
over a 30-year period,
of Donald Trump in 2016,
of the working classes,
to the rise of populism in Europe.
和 9/11 之前沒有分心的話,
by the end of the Cold War and by 9/11?
we face today is this:
adopt a new "three-m" strategy:
and Machiavellian.
Western domination has ended,
and interfere in the affairs
and spirits of Western societies.
社會的資源和精神。
if it is left alone to do so.
就更可能辦得到。
because I come from a region,
as the Arab world.
幾乎和阿拉伯世界裡的一樣多。
diverse continents on planet earth,
最多樣化的陸塊之一,
146 million Christians,
and Hinayana Buddhists --
and Confucianists and Hindus
「亞洲的巴爾幹半島」,
be experiencing a clash of civilizations.
and prosperous corners of planet earth
最繁榮的角落之一,
regional multilateral organization,
cannot solve all the problems.
無法解決所有的問題。
that have to be dealt with:
they must be destroyed.
of the world's population --
88% 人口聯手對抗呢?
88 percent of the world's population?
with the remaining 88 percent.
the support of humanity?
with the UN can lead to success.
和聯合國合作能帶來成功。
President George W. Bush,
the senior Bush went to the UN
在出兵伊拉克之前,
尋求全球社會的支持。
why we have to work with the UN.
interdependent, global village.
village counsel we have,
科菲·安南所說的,
Kofi Annan said,
村民代表大會就是聯合國。
my Machiavellian point.
我的馬基維利觀點。
who's often derided in the West,
被西方嘲笑的人物,
Isaiah Berlin reminded us
以賽亞·柏林提醒我們,
was to promote virtue, not evil.
the best way for the West
that the best way to constrain them
and multilateral norms,
with one final, big message.
Western societies have become.
that a great future lies ahead for them,
自己會有美好的未來,
will not have better lives.
or the rest of the world.
a direct cultural connection
from Tehran to Tokyo.
lives in this space,
to adopt a wiser strategy
multilateral and Machiavellian,
will be happy to work with the West.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Kishore Mahbubani - Author, diplomat, academicThrough his books, diplomatic work and research, Kishore Mahbubani reenvisions global power dynamics through the lens of rising Asian economies.
Why you should listen
Kishore Mahbubani is a Distinguished Fellow at the Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore (NUS) and a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He was the Founding Dean of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NUS. From 1984-1989 and 1998-2004, he was Singapore's Permanent Representative to the UN, and served twice as President of the UN Security Council during the second term.
Mahbubani is best known in the West as the author of Can Asians Think?, The Great Convergence (which was selected by the Financial Times as one of the best books of 2013) and Has the West Lost It?.
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