Chicago Council on Global Affairs 97d ago

Economic interdependence was once seen as a source of stability. Today, major powers are turning it into a weapon. China uses market access and supply chains to coerce countries and companies into political compliance, and the United States has responded in kind, leaving governments and businesses caught in the middle. What distinguishes this economic coercion from traditional sanctions or trade policy? How can countries and firms protect themselves when trade becomes a geopolitical tool? Join Victor Cha and Paul Heer in conversation with Leslie Vinjamuri as they examine how economic statecraft is being weaponized and what can be done to counter it. -------------------------------------- The Chicago Council on Global Affairs empowers more people to help shape our global future. This program is designed to inspire insightful, active, and civil discussions among live stream viewers. Before submitting your question via https://ccga.live/, please review our terms of use: https://globalaffairs.org/events/guidelines-qa View all videos and Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: youtube.com/@globalaffairsorg Support the Council: https://globalaffairs.org/support-council Get email updates: https://globalaffairs.org/newsletter-sign Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChicagoCouncil Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GlobalAffairs.org Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/globalaffairscouncil/