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Grand Strategy in the Next Administration Starts with Connecting Markets

An audio version of “Grand Strategy in the Next Administration Starts with Connecting Markets,” a new commentary by CSIS’s Benjamin Jensen with Jacob Clayton. This audio was generated with text-to-speech by Eleven Labs. 

Podcast Episode by Benjamin Jensen and Jacob Clayton — November 25, 2024

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It’s More Than Grit

The Building of a Red Ant Colony

Mariana and Sarah Calhoun, founder of Red Ants Pants, discuss entrepreneurship, mentorship, and the challenges and rewards of building a business and community impact from rural Montana.

Podcast Episode by Mariana Campero — November 25, 2024

It's More than Geit

Grand Strategy in the Next Administration Starts with Connecting Markets

This commentary outlines how the next administration can leverage existing frameworks to secure U.S. economic growth by advancing energy infrastructure, digitizing trade systems for transparency, and fostering public-private partnerships to counter authoritarian influences globally.

Commentary by Benjamin Jensen and Jacob Clayton — November 21, 2024

Managing U.S.-China Tensions over the Global Economic Order

In this collection of brief notes from the U.S.-China Global Economic Order (GEO) Dialogue, participants offer tentative solutions to difficult problems in economic competition, economic security, finance, and decarbonization and development.

Report by Scott Kennedy — November 20, 2024

Does Chinese Industrial Policy Work?: A Big Data China Event

Ilaria Mazzocco hosts a virtual discussion on a new Big Data China feature that reviews recent literature evaluating the successes and failures of industrial policy in China and the conditions that shaped policy outcomes.

Event — November 19, 2024

Prophylaxis

A question I have not gotten very often is what are companies doing to get ready. That is important because they will be the primary beneficiaries – or victims – of whatever trade actions the incoming president takes. Not only that, but what they do in response will in many ways determine the success or failure of the new administration’s trade policies.

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — November 18, 2024

Power and Planet: Lessons from a Climate and Trade Tabletop Exercise

In July 2024, CSIS hosted a one-day trade and climate simulation game that focused on how players representing key nations make decisions at the intersection of climate and trade policy to reduce emissions, boost economic opportunity, and ensure security. 

Report by Joseph Majkut, Guillaume Ferlet, and William Alan Reinsch — November 13, 2024

Latin America: The World's Copper Stronghold

Copper is essential for meeting not only clean energy needs, but also the electronics, infrastructure, and technologies that power the modern economy. US-Latin America cooperation is vital given it’s home to the world’s largest copper reserves.

Digital Report by Gracelin Baskaran, Christopher Hernandez-Roy, Henry Ziemer, and Fabio Murgia — November 13, 2024