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  • 3 weeks ago | foreignaffairs.com | Michelle Gavin |Henry Farrell |Abraham L. Newman |Laura Gamboa

    Technology companies such as Alphabet, Meta, and OpenAI need to wake up to an unpleasant reality. By getting close to U.S. President Donald Trump, they risk losing access to one of their biggest markets: Europe. Just a decade ago, these companies believed that information technology would limit the power of governments and liberalize the world.

  • 2 months ago | es-us.noticias.yahoo.com | Henry Farrell |Abraham L. Newman

    Durante las dos últimas décadas, Estados Unidos ha generado un arsenal sin precedentes de herramientas de seguridad económica que han anclado la política exterior estadounidense. Los gobiernos republicanos y demócratas desarrollaron en conjunto una visión compartida del mundo y de la mejor manera de defender los intereses de Estados Unidos.

  • 2 months ago | nytimes.com | Henry Farrell |Abraham L. Newman

    Over the past two decades, America has built an unprecedented arsenal of economic security tools that have anchored U.S. foreign policy. Republican and Democratic administrations together developed a shared understanding of the world, and how best to pursue America's interests. Economic security officials worked across administrations, gradually developing grand ambitions of a global order founded on financial sanctions, export controls and development of crucial technologies.

  • Dec 13, 2024 | ecfr.eu | Abraham L. Newman |Agathe Demarais |Mark Leonard

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  • Dec 8, 2024 | foreignaffairs.com | Henry Farrell |Abraham L. Newman |Sergey Radchenko |Alan S. Kahan

    The very best of the hundreds of books on international politics, economics, and history that were featured in the magazine this year, selected by Foreign Affairs’ editors and book reviewers. In a revelatory book, Farrell and Newman describe how the United States has turned its control over information networks into a hidden tool of economic domination—and warn of the risks of Washington’s weaponization of data power for ordinary people, as well as for the global financial system.

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