Tag: China

• The Price of Plenty: Industrial Overcapacities, China and European Defence

  Sep 30

  Despite the European Union’s (EU) steps in recent months to boost defence investment, the sector faces structural challenges, not least due to global industrial overcapacities. Large financial investments are being… more ›

• Order, Counter-Order, Disorder? Regional and Global Security Orders in the Shadow of Sino-American Competition

  May 14

  As part of an international security seminar organised by the US Military Academy, West Point, in February 2023, a collection of essays have been produced based on the panel sessions.… more ›

• Two Fronts, One Goal: Euro-Atlantic Security in the Indo-Pacific Age

  Aug 21

  This paper outlines how Europe can contribute to alleviating the “two-front” predicament in U .S. global strategy . It shows how Europeans can help free up the United States’ strategic… more ›

• Counter-order: Chinese Power, the West and Geo-economics

  Apr 26

  Abstract The United States (US)-led world order that has prevailed for the past few decades is being contested by rival powers such as China. A crucial aspect of great power… more ›

• The Juncker Commission and Europe’s Defence

  Jun 1

  The decision by the incoming President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, to merge the internal market and industry portfolios under one commissioner is an intelligent move. Of course, it… more ›