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International cooperation and contestation in the Trump era: How can countries exercise agency in a fragmenting order?
Countries now act in an international cooperation architecture whose rules are disputed from several directions at once. One of those directions is the hegemon itself, the US. The paper argues that the Trump administration's disruption matters because it moves the largest actor from affirming to con
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