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From strategy to doctrine: The next steps for European economic security
The European Union's economic security strategy was initially developed at a time of close transatlantic cooperation and focused largely on risks linked to Chinese dominance of certain parts of global manufacturing. However, given the diminished commitment of the United States to its traditional all
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