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The Limits of “Friend-Shoring”

Transatlantic geopolitical authority seems to have consolidated considerably in recent months, but it remains to be seen whether emerging differences represent long-term fissures that could grow or if external factors will make these temporary disagreements obsolete.

Report by Emily Benson and Ethan B. Kapstein — February 1, 2023

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IRA and the EV Tax Credits: Disruption or Expansion of Trade Alliance?

In America, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) was praised as President Biden’s biggest legislative achievement. However, to America’s biggest trading partners, it was perceived as another element of the Biden administration’s polite protectionism. 

Blog Post — December 16, 2022

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Assessing the Potential of a US-UK FTA

Scott and Bill host special guest Meredith Broadbent to discuss UK-US bilateral trade. They also talk about the recent WTO 232 decision and the U.S.-Africa Leadership Summit. 

Podcast Episode by Emily Benson , Scott Miller , and William Alan Reinsch — December 15, 2022

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How to Avoid a Transatlantic Trade War over Climate

Instead of creating a trade war, the United States' Inflation Reduction Act could be used to forge an even stronger transatlantic partnership.

Commentary by Max Bergmann and Federico Steinberg — December 15, 2022

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Emerging Security Issues in Space Policy

The CSIS Aerospace Security Project hosted a fireside chat with the inaugural assistant secretary of defense for space policy, the Honorable John F. Plumb.

Transcript — December 15, 2022

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Emerging Security Issues in Space Policy

The Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) on Wednesday, December 14 at 2:00pm ET hosted a two-part event exploring emerging security issues in space policy.

Event by Kari A. Bingen , Makena Young , Akhil Thadani , Honorable John F. Plumb, PhD. , Commissioner Brendan Carr , April McClain-Delaney , and Sarah Mineiro — December 14, 2022

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Food for Thought: How Should We Secure Global Trade in Agriculture?

The fallout from the Russian invasion of Ukraine on the global food supply highlights a tragic shortcoming of the multilateral system to institute policies that would more evenly distribute the effects of crisis as exports restrictions are on the rise.

Critical Questions by Emily Benson and Elizabeth Duncan — December 14, 2022

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A Roadmap for World Bank Evolution

The CSIS Economics Program and E3G offer a roadmap of recommendations for how the World Bank Group can evolve as an institution to address growing global public goods challenges.

Report by Stephanie Segal , Claire Healy , and Danny Scull — December 12, 2022

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The View from under the Bus

This week the Scholl Chair discusses two decisions that will prove highly significant to U.S. trade policy going forward: one at the WTO and one in the United States-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement.

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — December 12, 2022

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