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Trade policy under president Trump : implications for the US and the world
Schneider-Petsinger, Marianne - 2017
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Die europäische Handelspolitik und China : Schritte zu einer neuen Balance mit fairem Wettbewerb
Matthes, Jürgen - Institut der Deutschen Wirtschaft Köln - 2020
und Staatsunternehmen erhebliche Lücken auf. Vielfältige konstruktive Versuche der EU und der USA, die Regeln der … ebenfalls kaum Zugeständnisse bei den Industriesubventionen gemacht, trotz massiven Drucks vor allem der USA. Daher muss die EU …-Regelwerks stärker nutzen, wie die USA es schon seit Langem tun. Zudem sollte die EU ihr Schutzinstrumentarium ausbauen. Diese Maßnahmen …
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Trump 2.0 in times of political upheaval? : implications of a possible second presidency for international politics and Europe
Klingebiel, Stephan; Baumann, Max-Otto - German Institute of Development and Sustainability - 2024
A second presidential term for Donald Trump would undoubtedly have huge impacts on topics in all areas of international relations - topics that are intrinsically relevant to all actors due to the status of the United States as a world power. Trump's political agenda differs considerably from...
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Past fame, present frames and future flagship? : an exploration of how health is positioned in Canadian foreign policy
Labonté, Ronald; Runnels, Vivien; Gagnon, Michelle - In: Administrative Sciences : open access journal 2 (2012) 2, pp. 162-185
Canada has been regarded as a model global citizen with firm commitments to multilateralism. It has also played important roles in several international health treaties and conventions in recent years. There are now concerns that its interests in health as a foreign policy goal may be...
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The roots of China's assertiveness in East Asia : analysing the main driving forces in Chinese foreign policy
Sørensen, Camilla T. N. - In: The Copenhagen journal of Asian studies : CJAS 39 (2021) 2, pp. 10-32
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China's BRI diplomacy: what it means to India and India's rise
Panda, Jagannath P. - 2021
Despite the political differences, China and India are in an interdependent trade relationship. Both major powers are each other's largest trading partner. Nevertheless, there is competition between the two countries for supremacy in the Indo-Pacific. India's democratic system and rules-based...
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The EU's CBAM and its "significant others" : three perspectives on the political fallout from Europe's unilateral climate policy initiative
Smith, Ida Dokk; Øverland, Indra; Szulecki, Kacper - In: Journal of common market studies : JCMS 62 (2024) 2, pp. 603-618
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China's Arctic ambitions and what they mean for Canada
Lackenbauer, P. Whitney; Lajeunesse, Adam; Manicom, James; … - 2018
Canada is the one of the first in-depth studies of China's increasing interest in the Arctic. It offers a holistic approach to understanding Chinese motivations and the potential impacts of greater Chinese presence in the circumpolar region, exploring resource development, shipping, scientific...
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Can economic sanctions be effective?
Smeets, Maarten - 2018 - Manuscript date: March 2018
While economic sanctions may be attractive policy tools for governments wanting to express discontent with a country's behaviour, it is arguable if from an economic perspective sanctions can achieve the change that is often envisaged through the punitive measures taken. In fact, the literature...
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Courting the South : Lula's trade diplomacy
Ondetti, Gabriel; Rhodes, Sybil - 2010
Scholarly consensus regarding Brazil's Lula government characterizes its economic policy as surprisingly conservative but its foreign policy as roughly in line with the traditionally leftist principles of the Workers' Party. While broadly accurate, this perspective tells us little about trade...
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