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Power, Coercion and Competition in the Global Economy
An edited, cross-referenced reference work mapping how political authorities use economic relationships, resources, rules and instruments to pursue strategic, foreign-policy and security objectives, from inducement and order-building through coercion and economic warfare.
1,511 entries · Published 13 October 2026
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Version 2.0.9
Three targeted factual corrections, 21 verified bibliography additions and five corrections to existing preprint references. Bibliography updates do not establish fresh review of every body claim.
Release2 entries revised · 1 correction · 13 October 2026
Added research on Singapore's agency in great-power technology competition.
Added experimental research on public attitudes to corporate sanctions compliance and evasion.
Corrected an existing SSRN reference to identify its preprint status and preserve year-only publication precision.