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Articles by Nana De Graaff
Globalization unravelling? ASML and the geopolitics of Europe-China tech decoupling
ABSTRACT This article investigates the geopolitical dynamics driving Europe’s emerging technological decoupling from China. Focusing on the semiconductor industry and the Dutch semiconductor firm ASML, it examines how technonationalism emanating from the US has shaped a small European member state’s policy response amid intensifying US–China rivalry.
The end of open door globalism: how Biden and the democratic foreign policy elite consolidated trump’s remaking of American grand strategy
Abstract President Biden promised to reverse ‘America First’ foreign policy and restore US global leadership, yet his administration largely continued Trump’s shift away from the long-standing grand strategy of Open Door Globalism. While partially reembracing diplomacy and alliances, Biden and the Democratic foreign policy elite consolidated the Trumpian shift away from (neo-)liberal expansionism to a strategy of economic nationalism and expansive competition with China.
Review of International Political Economy
Forum on China's Rise in a Liberal Order in Transition Article Nana de Graaff, Tobias ten Brink & Inderjeet Parmar Pages: 191-207 Published online: 27 Jan 2020 Abstract | Full Text | References | PDF (1257 KB) 706Views 0CrossRef citations Altmetric Article Pages: 208-233 Published online: 22 Oct 2019 Abstract | Full Text | References | PDF (3342 KB) 1871Views 2CrossRef citations Altmetric Article Pages: 234-257 Published online: 27 Jun 2019 Abstract | Full Text | References | PDF (1630 KB)...
China’s rise in a liberal world order in transition - introduction to the FORUM
Introduction The past years have been packed with uncertainty and ambiguity about the future of the liberal world order. The ascent of Donald Trump to the American presidency under the banner of ‘America First’ has been accompanied by non-liberal economic policy positions and the contestation – or even outright rejection – of established institutions and agreements at the heart of the liberal world order (e.g. WTO, G7, Paris Climate Accord, NAFTA and TPP).
The transnationalist US foreign‐policy elite in exile? A comparative network analysis of the Trump administration
Abstract The presidency of Donald Trump – often framed as a result of a populist revolt against the elites of Washington and Wall Street – and his apparent break with the postwar liberal internationalist foreign‐policy elite consensus, has raised fundamental questions about the future of elite power in the USA and the implications for its global role.
China Inc. goes global. Transnational and national networks of China’s globalizing business elite
Introduction The much debated question of the implications of China’s ascent and its interaction with the liberal world order – as shaped by Western powers over the last centuries – has recently gained renewed urgency. The liberal order is challenged not only by increasingly assertive emerging powers – China upfront - but also from within, as exemplified by in particular the American pluto-populist president Donald Trump.
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