The two centuries since the Congress of Vienna have seen the gradual codification by the international community of the “rules of the game” for guiding interstate relations, even between unfriendly countries. Their basic premise has been the formula “don’t do to me what you don’t want me to do to you”. However, technological advances mean that today those rules are being dangerously undermined. The international system is at risk.
維也納會議(Congress of Vienna)以來的兩個世紀裏，國際社會逐漸發展出一套「遊戲規則」來規範國家之間、甚至包括敵對國家之間的關係。這些規則的基本前提是「己所不欲，勿施於人」。然而，技術進步意味著，如今這些遊戲規則正受到嚴重削弱。國際體系正面臨風險。
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