Decoupling in the USA and China

The research explores the concept of economic and ideological decoupling between the United States and China, focusing on the increasing self-reliance of both nations and the impact on global trade. It delves into institutional theory, examining how organizations adapt to new norms and regulations in response to geopolitical tensions. The paper analyzes the historical evolution of US-China relations, the role of social movements in institutional change, and the effects of decoupling on organizations. The study highlights the challenges and opportunities arising from this decoupling, emphasizing the need for adaptive strategies and cooperation to mitigate global risks.