The US currently faces domestic political tensions with unpopular candidates (Trump and Biden), but this could rapidly change into systemic risk if isolationism becomes acute and breaks US commitment to global order.
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Jim HaskelEvidence Quote
“if we have a breakdown in order or or a predominance of isolationist thinking in, let's say, the US, the leading economic and military power. If that isolationism becomes acute, I mean, do you factor that into your assessment of risk”
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Bridgewater Alum Paul Podolsky on What Russia Tells Us About the Future of the Global Order— Bridgewater AssociatesCreated: 8/12/2026, 10:29:19 PM
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