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Indirect Geoeconomic Influence: A Switching Dynamical Systems Framework for Mechanism Design
We develop a formal framework for analyzing indirect geoeconomic influence. The influencing state (sender) does not attempt to change a target nation's policy directly. Instead, the sender restructures the target's internal political economy so that its own citizens, firms, and institutions generate
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