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Europe and Economic Coercion

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On November 16th, the European Council approved the European Commission's Proposal for an Instrument on the protection of the EU and its Member States from economic coercive measures. The amended proposition is now in the last negotiation phase between the Commission, the Council and the Parliament. Can Europe successfully deter economic coercion? This is a key question for the future of EU-China relations, even though the European instrument is not China-specific. Our series compiles analyses by 4 experts looking into anti-coercion efforts.

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Europe and Economic Coercion
Hope for the Best, Prepare for the Worst: How the European Union Can Address China's Economic Coercion
12/02/2022
Hope for the Best, Prepare for the Worst: How the European Union Can Addres...
Luke Patey
Luke Patey
Europe and Economic Coercion: Compensation and Solidarity
12/02/2022
Europe and Economic Coercion: Compensation and Solidarity
Luke de Pulford
Luke de Pulford
Europe and Economic Coercion: Preparing for the next European Parliament
12/02/2022
Europe and Economic Coercion: Preparing for the next European Parliament
Francesco Galietti
Francesco Galietti
Effective Deterrence? The Coming European Anti-Coercion Instrument
12/02/2022
Effective Deterrence? The Coming European Anti-Coercion Instrument
Mathieu Duchâtel
Mathieu Duchâtel
https://institutmontaigne.org/en/series/europe-and-economic-coercion

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