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It is well-documented that the American middle class is shrinking. The Pew Research Center said recently that after four decades as the nation's economic majority, “the American middle class is ...
A first, by Benny Kleinman, Ernest Liu and Stephen Redding of Princeton University, considers whether economic interdependence fosters greater political alignment.
Recent incidents make clear that we are in a new era in which one nation's economic interdependence on another can be wielded as a political weapon -- a phenomenon described as 'weaponized ...
The second was that economic interdependence would turn these powers into “responsible stakeholders”, as Robert Zoellick put it in a speech on China in 2005. The greatest achievement of this approach ...
Few companies ever go beyond independence to interdependence. Few have the economic literacy and capacity to survive competition and an unpredictable marketplace.
A question came up last week at the International Studies Association (ISA) conference in San Francisco about how U.S.-China economic interdependence relates to maritime security. Through a bit of ...
The best way to achieve lasting peace in the region is economic interdependence, according to Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu. “Instead of accumulating more and more weapons, it is better ...
This leads to the second major gap between the United States and others actively thinking about economic security in Asia: even those most exposed to asymmetric interdependence with China continue ...
With the rise of geopolitical rivalry and tension, weaponization of interdependence has emerged as a new policy tool states exercise against others. The Korea Chair undertakes one of the first ...
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