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How the U.S. secures broad compliance with little action
An analysis by Elizabeth Olson.
Aug 7
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Why U.S. Firms Oppose Sanctions on Russia
An analysis by Serena Karou.
Jul 31
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When the Plant Closes: How Economic Shocks Turn Industrial Hubs Right
An analysis by Lena Hasiuk.
Jul 24
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Made in China, Blamed in America?
Blaming China has become one of the few things Democrats and Republicans agree on.
Jul 17
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Charlie Andrade
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The Small Yard Problem: How America and Japan De-Risk from China
This post was originally published on Celis Institute and is reposted here with permission.
Jul 10
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Does a Bigger Bailout Buy More Loyalty? Farmers Say No
The intensifying U.S.-China Trade War has contributed to an immense loss of export markets for farmers.
Jun 26
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Lance Lang
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One Million Articles, One Question: Does China Support the International Order?
Since the launch of Reform and Opening in the late 1970s, China has become deeply integrated into the international system and increasingly active…
Jun 19
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Allison Muzzy
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Trade Wars Aren’t Just About Economic Costs. They’re About Politics.
This post was originally published on Cambridge Core blog and is reposted here with permission.
Jun 12
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What 200+ Territorial Incidents Tell Us About China's Pacific Strategy
A new dataset of militarized disputes reveals the scale and pattern of Beijing's territorial aggression since 2018
Jun 6
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Abraham Frederick
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Trade War Lab: A Year in Review
A look back at the research we covered on trade politics, U.S.-China relations, and the new economics of decoupling
May 22
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Kristopher Long
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China Controls the Green Supply Chain. Can the US Catch Up?
As oil prices spike, the global shift toward renewables is strengthening demand in China's strongest sectors
May 15
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Lance Lang
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The Legal Architecture of Economic Security
The Trade War Lab hosts the editors and contributors behind a new special issue of Law & Geoeconomics
May 8
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Maddie Doyle
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When Do Large Firms Actually Shape Trade Policy?
New research finds that whether lobbying raises or lowers tariffs depends on the structure of the industry
May 1
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Lance Lang
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What the Trump-Xi Summit Means for US-China Relations
Highlights from the CHINA Town Hall with Stephen Biegun and Sarah Beran
Apr 24
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Maddie Doyle
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