October 30, 2019

Weaponized Interdependence – Economic Networks, Sanctions, and State Coercion

Contrary to traditional arguments that globalization and economic interdependence will lead to increasing international cooperation, this episode discusses how states can weaponize their position in global economic networks to engage in coercion. Elizabeth Rosenberg joins Abraham Newman on the inaugural episode of International Security's Off the Page podcast to discuss.

Listen to the full conversation below:

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