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Concession politics as anti-model
Keith is an anti-model where infrastructure, concessions, and political dependence become a cautionary lineage.

Keith is an anti-model where infrastructure, concessions, and political dependence become a cautionary lineage. Its place in the canon is not decorative. It marks a recurring problem for American economic statecraft: how law, capital, operators, and legitimacy combine when a nation tries to build strategic economic terrain.