A strong network of deep trade relations facilitates diversification — avoiding the kind of excessive dependence that another power could leverage for economic coercion
Jonathan Hackenbroich sums up the commission’s arguments for new EU trade rules
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Jonathan Hackenbroich sheds light on the efficacy and future of sanctions in the context of the Russo-Ukraine war
Jonathan Hackenbroich discusses national sovereignty and the geo-economic state after Russia’s war on Ukraine
would have dire consequences for the German and European economies,
Jonathan Hackenbroich sheds light on the effects sanctions on Russia and the consequent gas cutoffs will have for Germany and Europe
Economic sanctions can only be one tool in the toolbox for enforcing global peace
Jonathan Hackenbroich provides us context relating to the historic use of sanctions and insights into how the current sanctions policies are being shaped by geopolitical movements of the past decades
Jonathan Hackenbroich explores western sanctions and the fall of the Russian ruble in this podcast episode
If the West wants to follow what Putin demands, the contracts must be renegotiated
Jonathan Hackenbroich dissects Russian gas contracts and Putin’s demand to be paid in rubles
Jonathan Hackenbroich explains how countries leverage economic interdependence to apply political pressure as well as giving insight into the bloc’s unprecedented response to rising instances of economic coercion
We may see proxy wars and indirect military confrontation, but the relations between the different key powers will be shaped by economic warfare first and foremost
Jonathan Hackenbroich dissects the history of sanctions, and how leaders and policymakers should approach the economic aftershocks of sanctions
Jonathan Hackenbroich participates in an expert panel discussion on how economic tools direct national security decision-making, with focus on the Russia-Ukraine war