How do firms operate in a world of competing state projects? And how are markets reconstructed to value beyond efficiency?
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If geoeconomics turns value chains from a coalitional device to a site of contestation, how will it change state-business relations?
From battery cells to data centers, firms are replacing the market with planning and integration. How does this affect public authority over who controls these technologies?
How does Europe’s turn to market-direction play out on the ground?
Geoeconomics is also a problem of resolution: difficult to find in the aggregates, but unmistakable in meso and micro-level data.
Who governs the post-neoliberal industrial order?