Daniel M. Ogden, J.D. is a research fellow with the Institute for Policy Innovation and lecturer in international relations at Baylor University.
Friendshoring: Both National Security and Economic Efficiency Matter
“Friend-shoring” need not be a violation of global liberalized trade so long as it results in a short list of countries we avoid trading with rather than a short list of countries we agree to trade with.
Free Trade Theory Must Be Tempered by Trade Realism
A trade policy embracing free trade is the goal; but many of our trading partners engage in practices that force us to adjust that goal to fit reality.
Wither the International System--and U.S. Foreign Policy--After Ukraine?
Foreign relations and the international system have long been guided by two dominant powers: the United States and Russia. But the war in Ukraine is economically and militarily weakening Russia, even as China is striving to become one of the two or three dominant powers—it's not THE dominant power. The United States is faced with a choice: isolationism, globalism or, the best option, strategic engagement.
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