FORUM
Europe’s geopolitical environment is evolving. China is rising, Russia is a challenge to NATO, and the United States is increasingly prioritizing the Indo-Pacific region. In response to such changes, the European Union (EU) is inclined to pursue a more independent and assertive international role, but many questions remain about the future of European strategy. These include, but are not limited to, strategic autonomy, process and institutions, and the nature of European global influence.
In this forum, thirteen scholars, from a wide variety of national and disciplinary backgrounds, address key challenges for European strategy, including in the areas of defense, trade, international norms, energy diversification, and relations with other major powers.
Editors:
Dr Michiel Foulon (Center for Security Studies, ETH Zürich) and Dr Jack Thompson (HCSS)
INTRODUCTION
ALLIANCES
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Prof Barry R. Posen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (United States)
DEFENSE
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Dr Monika Sus
Polish Academy of Sciences (Poland) and Hertie School in Berlin (Germany)
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Dr Brian G. Carlson
Center for Security Studies, ETH Zürich (Switzerland)
STRATEGY
ECONOMICS
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. David Criekemans
University of Antwerp (Belgium), KULeuven (Belgium) and Egmont, the Belgian Royal Institute for International Relations in Brussels.
LOOKING FORWARD
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Prof Dr Sven Biscop
Egmont Royal Institute for International Relations (Belgium) and Ghent University (Belgium)