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Power, Coercion and Competition in the Global Economy
An edited, cross-referenced reference work mapping how political authorities use economic relationships, resources, rules and instruments to pursue strategic, foreign-policy and security objectives, from inducement and order-building through coercion and economic warfare.
1,511 entries · Published 10 November 2026
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