Book

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WHO WILL BUILD THE WORLD? introduces the MAAZ Model, a practical framework for building a more resilient global industrial and economic order. The book examines how countries can reduce excessive dependence on concentrated supply chains by linking manufacturing, trade, finance, logistics, skills, and digital commerce across a network of regional industrial hubs. Rather than relying only on tariffs, restrictions, or political pressure, the MAAZ Model emphasizes productive capacity, diversified suppliers, commercially viable factories, knowledge transfer, and reciprocal economic partnerships. Through country cases, industrial scenarios, governance tools, and measurable indicators, the book explores how the United States and its partners could build competitive alternatives while supporting host-country development and shared prosperity. The central question is simple but consequential: who will build the next industrial system—and can it be more resilient, practical, and mutually beneficial than the one the world relies on today?