The Market-Made World Order

Sovereignty is no longer mapped solely by territorial borders.

The Market-Made School of International Relations (MMSIR) pioneers a rigorous analytical framework that positions transnational infrastructure and geoeconomic competition as the primary drivers of modern global governance.

Strategic Objectives

Introduce and advance MMSIR as a new school of thought for understanding twenty‑first‑century international relations.

Illuminate

Convene

Promote

Strengthen

Illuminate the rise of market‑driven geopolitics by analyzing how supply chains, digital platforms, AI ecosystems, and capital networks now influence global order.

Convene global leaders and innovators to examine emerging power dynamics and the strategic implications of geoeconomic competition.

Promote systems‑level leadership capable of navigating interdependence, technological disruption, and institutional transformation.

Strengthen Washington’s role as a global hub for diplomacy, strategy, and international policy innovation.

Core Analytical Pillars

The summit convenes leading minds to dissect the intersection of private capital and state power across three distinct thematic tracks structured for immediate strategic application.

Technological Statecraft

Modern statecraft is increasingly executed through the control of physical supply chains, semiconductor fabrication, and undersea communication cables. We analyze these critical technical realities as the decisive battlegrounds of contemporary geoeconomic competition.

Market-Made Influence

Transnational corporations, sovereign wealth funds, and private asset managers now execute strategic maneuvers that directly shape international security. Assessing these dynamics requires an analytical departure from traditional, state-centric diplomatic models.

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