Who Gets to Call It Economic Security?

Filtering Special Interests: How Institutions Shape the Politics of Trade Securitization

Oct 2 • Trade War Lab

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September 2026

Power and Plenty Were Never a Trade-Off

Analysis by Charlie Andrade. Part of the Classic Series.

Sep 25 • Trade War Lab

1

Why Wall Street Rewards Companies That Lobby

Analysis by Ines Aliche.

Sep 18 • Trade War Lab

4

Bringing the U.S.-China Trade War Simulation Online

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Sep 11 • Trade War Lab

2

The Effect of Tariff Information Lobbying on Product Stockpiling

Analysis by Asher Smith.

Sep 4 • Trade War Lab

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August 2026

Between Politics and Profit

An analysis by Kate Kelly.

Aug 28 • Trade War Lab

2

Will Multinational Corporations Shake at Political Tension?

Analysis by Nikita Bates.

Aug 21 • Trade War Lab

3

To Leave or Not to Leave? Inside the Mind of a Corporation

Analysis by Noah Muchiri.

Aug 14 • Trade War Lab

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3

How the U.S. secures broad compliance with little action

An analysis by Elizabeth Olson.

Aug 7 • Trade War Lab

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July 2026

Why U.S. Firms Oppose Sanctions on Russia

An analysis by Serena Karou.

Jul 31 • Trade War Lab

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2

When the Plant Closes: How Economic Shocks Turn Industrial Hubs Right

An analysis by Lena Hasiuk.

Jul 24 • Trade War Lab

4

2

Made in China, Blamed in America?

Blaming China has become one of the few things Democrats and Republicans agree on.

Jul 17 • Charlie Andrade

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