EU strategic autonomy and the perceived challenge of China: Can critical hubs be de-weaponized?

European Foreign Affairs Review, 27 (Special issue): 79–98.

Peer-reviewed scientific articles

2022

The Center on Global Orders and China Global Security and Governance

European Strategic Autonomy in a Geo-economic World

EU Great powers Asia and Pacific Region China

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Elina Sinkkonen

Senior Research Fellow

Tero Poutala

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Mikael Mattlin

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