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That's why changing not just the leaders at the table but the system by which the country is governed is such a real and important goal - it reconfigures the country's "end result" trajectory. When countries like China and Russia become economically important, they of course support the models that made them powerful: strong authoritarianism and state capitalism. Specifically as China gains more and more economic power, it continues to improve its bargaining position with the West - that is, it can get away with bargaining less and less. And China's ability to eschew compromise will only grow as its position in the world continues to get stronger - so why would the Chinese negotiate about anything? When their growth starts to level off or their cost structures begin to match the West's - a change that will be measured in decades, not years - they'll be willing to cooperate more. But not before.