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 interdependence” by Henry Farrell (George Washington University) and Abraham L. Newman (Georgetown University) in a new article in International Security.
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