Abstract

As the world has grown increasingly interconnected across trade and information channels, states have weaponised these dependencies to coerce rivals and bring opponents to heel. Economic interdependence has become an increasingly popular geopolitical weapon in states’ arsenals as many capitals have attempted to exploit this tactic. Turner Ruggi seeks to provide a clear and original strategic framework that recognises the range of valid counterstrategies that players might adopt against economic coercion.◼

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