Keyword

weaponized interdependence

Description: A theory in international relations describing how states exploit central positions in global economic and technological networks to exert power.
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2019 · Henry Farrell, Abraham L. Newman · International Security · 1,837
2024 · Alberto Maria Radici · International Affairs · 92
2022 · Lars Gjesvik · Review of International Political Economy · 82
2021 · Abraham L. Newman, Daniel W. Drezner, et al. · Rowman & Littlefield Publishers eBooks · 48
2023 · Guillaume Beaumier, Madison Cartwright · International Studies Quarterly · 37
2023 · Abraham L. Newman, Qi Zhang · Review of International Political Economy · 18
2025 · Shiro Armstrong, Mireya Solís, et al. · Asian Economic Policy Review · 16
2022 · Thomas Oatley · Routledge eBooks · 15
2024 · Rasmus Corlin Christensen · Global Policy · 12
2022 · Eckart Woertz · Water International · 10
2022 · Douglas B. Fuller · SSRN Electronic Journal · 9
2023 · Michael J. West, Aurelio Insisa · The China Quarterly · 8
2025 · Nora Kürzdörfer · Review of International Political Economy · 6
2024 · Keith A Preble, Charmaine N Willis · Global Studies Quarterly · 6
2025 · Paul Dragos Aligica, Robert Gabriel Ciobanu · Journal of risk and financial management · 5
2024 · Flavius Cosmin Darie, Alexandra Dorina Miron, et al. · Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Business Excellence · 4
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Citation count: 2,377
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