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Rules-based order: What’s in a name? United Nations General Assembly hall at the UN Headquarters, New York City (Patrick Gruban/Flickr) Published 30 Jun 2021 06:00   0 Comments   The rules-based order (RBO) concept is a bit like the Australian property market – just when it seems to have peaked, it surges again. The RBO has endured despite its extremely uninspiring name and the return of “great power competition”. Observers might expect that this competition would come at the expense of rules. But the RBO was invoked again and again in the latest round of US-led summits. In its communique, leaders of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) reaffirmed their commitment to the RBO and asserted that “China’s stated ambitions and assertive behaviour present systemic challenges to the rules-based international order”. That echoed US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s earlier s

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