Geoeconomic
GeoeconomicCornel Ban, associate prof at Copenhagen Business School and fellow at Boston University's China Initiative at the Global Development Program.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 30 | Subscribers | Read | geoeconomic.substack.com |
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On EVs, Europe Mistook Market Signals for Demand
In the early days of Europe’s electric turn, the future arrived the way it often does on the old continent: as a folder. It had a title, an annex, a consultation period, and a gentle assumption that if the rules were correct and the incenti...
The American Toll Booth and the European Industrial Complex
Recently I was in Western Massachusetts, where I spent a good (and lovely) part of my life as an academic. It was not the version of Massachusetts that shows up in lifestyle magazines or alumni brochures. This is the other one. A mill town ...
Donroe’s Rotor: Washington’s Complicated Meeting with China in Latin America
The light isn’t sunset so much as combustion. The sky has that sickly, overexposed orange that every Vietnam photograph seems to share, where the sun and the fire blend into the same chemical wash. It’s the color of napalm footage and Kodac...
Forget decoupling. German automakers go back to China to stay alive in the EV race
The engineer was thirty-eight. North German, fit, permanently undercaffeinated. No salt, no pepper, no garnish of irony. I feel bad for choosing perhaps the spiciest restaurant in Beijing. We were sitting at the low table of a Sichuan resta...
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Cornel Ban, associate prof at Copenhagen Business School and fellow at Boston University's China Initiative at the Global Development Program.
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